Supreme Court wants to ‘promote Christianity,’ ‘end separation of church and state,’ Politico guest essay says

Law professor Kimberly Wehle penned a guest opinion piece for Politico that warned the Supreme Court is planning on ending separation of church and state.

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Wehle argued that the recent decisions on the Dobbs, Carson and Kennedy cases show that "religious conservatives" seek to "undermine the bedrock concept of separation of church and state and to promote Christianity as an intrinsic component of democratic government."

"Many legal scholars in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s radical decision to reverse Roe v. Wade have focused on the dangerous implications of the court’s centuries-old worldview on protections for things such as same-sex marriage and contraception. This concern is real, but there is another issue with equally grave constitutional consequences, one that portends the emergence of a foundational alteration of American government itself," Wehle wrote.