Commentary: Should religion influence abortion policy?

Our theological claim cannot be the law of the land. This is America and this is 2022.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) About 2,500 protesters gather at the Utah Capitol for a “Bans Off Our Beehive” rally in support of abortion rights on Saturday, May 14, 2022. Religion News Service columnist Jeffrey Salkin argues that theological ideas should not be turned into public policy.

Commentary: Should religion influence abortion policy?

Our theological claim cannot be the law of the land. This is America and this is 2022.

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