This legislative session will be marked by many great issues. The legislature will deal with major topics like pro-life, marriage and family, human sexuality, education and school choice, anti-poverty, criminal justice and juvenile justice reform, housing, immigration, among so many other important matters.

In the coming days, the Supreme Court will have the unique opportunity to alter the course of America’s history with abortion, which has already violated the human dignity of 62,000,000 preborn children, and millions of mothers and fathers. Opening arguments for Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization are scheduled for Dec. 1.

Politics is not simply about striving for what might be useful or relevant in the moment, but it is about striving for what is good in the end. And such a question should also make us consider: what is “good” in the end?