Bench Pressed by William L. Saunders

Bench Pressed

Activist Courts Threaten Not Only Life But Democracy

by William L. Saunders

Christians sometimes think it wrong to be involved, as Christians, in public issues that appear to be “partisan.” They may sometimes be right to think so. However, one of the most contentious “partisan” issues in the public square, the appropriate role of the judiciary, is one that no responsible Christian can ignore.

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William L. Saunders is Senior Vice President and Senior Counsel at Americans United for Life.

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