Henry Olsen on a winning agenda for Republicans; Ed Whelan on SCOTUS nominee Neil Gorsuch; Roger Scruton on “irrelevant” art; and much more.
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EPPC’s vice president honored for “uncommon leadership” that reflects the values of Christian higher education.
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EPPC Senior Fellow Roger Scruton has been chosen to receive a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II for his “services to philosophy, teaching and public education.”
Adam Keiper and Alan Jacobs on technology and our future; EPPC’s upcoming Bradley Symposium; Bruce Cole on the legacy of Frank Gehry; George Weigel on the Vatican’s approach to China; and much more.
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George Weigel and Stephen P. White on faith and citizenship; Henry Olsen on Donald Trump’s faction; Ed Whelan on the Obama administration’s radical transgender agenda in public schools; Peter Wehner on civility; and much more.
Mona Charen, Mary Rice Hasson, and Ed Whelan on the latest front in the culture wars; highlights from EPPC’s 40th anniversary gala; transcripts from the recent Faith Angle Forum; Yuval Levin on the next conservative movement; and much more.
George Weigel on Pope Francis’s new apostolic exhortation; a new video about EPPC’s Faith Angle Forum; Henry Olsen on whether a conservative reformation looms on the horizon; and much more.
Yuval Levin on what religious freedom really requires; George Weigel and Peter Wehner on the hope of Easter; Roger Scruton on the life of the mind; Mona Charen on how Cruz can win; Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry on Hillary Clinton’s litany of scandal; and much more.
Peter Wehner and George Weigel on Donald Trump; Stanley Kurtz on Ted Cruz; John Mueller on an American catechism; Jim Capretta on a notorious Obamacare provision; audio from the most recent Faith Angle Forum; and much more.
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Yuval Levin, Peter Wehner, Mona Charen and others on the rise of Donald Trump — and the efforts to stop him; Ed Whelan and George Weigel on Justice Antonin Scalia; and much more.
EPPC scholars reflect on the legacy of a “supremely great justice”; George Weigel’s on a Lenten journey; Jim Capretta on President Obama’s budgetary deceptions; and much more.
The latest issue of EPPC’s journal The New Atlantis includes a collection of essays examining the moral, political, and economic implications of Laudato Si’, Pope Francis’s 2015 encyclical on the environment and the poor.