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On December 27, 2024, EPPC Scholars Eric Kniffin, Natalie Dodson, and Jamie Bryan Hall submitted a public comment opposing a…

As Screwtape told Wormwood, ‘The aim is to guide each sex away from those members of the other with whom spiritually helpful, happy, and fertile marriages are most likely.’

An emoting self-righteousness on the left and the right without a desire for righteousness.

The New York Times‘ columnist and Princeton professor Elaine Pagels reject the more difficult teachings of Christianity simply because those teachings are difficult.

The country functions better when politicians can work across the aisle.

Americans in general want a return to law and order, but the left wants the blood of its enemies.

McBride and his allies want women to give up privacy and safety, and all of us to give up our integrity and become complicit in their lies.

We keep a communal pack-and-play at our office in the Ethics and Public Policy Center in Washington, D.C. It makes…

A new study examining the family policies of Fortune 100 companies reveals an unmistakable trend toward policies that conflict with the principles and precepts articulated by Christians, most clearly by the Catholic Church.

Businesses talk about the importance of family but often treat children as either a burden to be discarded or as optional luxury goods.

A new investigative report by Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC) scholars Alexandra DeSanctis and Nathanael Blake offers a detailed analysis of each Fortune 100 company’s family, parental leave, and abortion policies.

As we consider the future of our debate over IVF, we must go deeper than the political questions facing us and ask ourselves fundamental questions about how we view one another.