Religion & Law

Ross Douthat has an op-ed by this title in today's N.Y. Times. Here is a sample:

"the question isn?t whether the anti-abortion movement can change, adapt and compromise. It?s already done that. The question is whether it can afford to compromise on the national issue that keeps serious pro-lifers in the Republican fold, and requires an abortion litmus test for Republican presidential nominees ? namely, the composition of the courts. And here the pro-life movement is essentially trapped ? not by its own inflexibility, but by the inflexibility of the Supreme Court?s abortion jurisprudence."