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Issues from 2012

Evangelicalism and American Life
A Conversation with Nathan Hatch, Grant Wacker, and Hanna Rosin

Publication Date: September 10, 1999
Posted: Friday, January 1, 2012

In September 1999 a group of journalists gathered at the Black Point Inn in Prouts Neck, Maine, at the invitation of the Ethics and Public Policy Center for a two-day seminar. [More]
Evangelicals and Israel
A Conversation with Gerald R. McDermott

Publication Date: December 15, 2002
Posted: Friday, January 1, 2012

Gerald McDermott, professor of religion at Roanoke College, delivered a lecture at the Ethics and Public Policy Center in late 2002 entitled "The Tension Between Land and Peace: Evangelical Christians, Israel, and the Jews." This Center Conversation consists of the text of his lecture, and the transcript of the lively conversation that followed. [More]
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Why ObamaCare Is Wrong for America

In Why ObamaCare Is Wrong for America (HarperCollins), EPPC Fellow James Capretta and his co-authors show how disastrous ObamaCare will be for the health care of Americans, for the economy, and for long-term fiscal sanity. They also explain how to do health-care reform the right way. 


The New Atlantis Issue 23
The New Atlantis
A Journal of Technology and Society

The new issue of EPPC’s journal The New Atlantis is dedicated entirely to publishing the first report of the Witherspoon Council on Ethics and the Integrity of Science, an important new body whose members hail from such fields as biology, medicine, law, political science, and theology. In its inaugural report, the Council examines the last decade’s contentious debates over stem cell research—exposing the major lies and distortions, clarifying the scientific promise and ethical stakes of the research, and drawing lessons about how we ought to govern science. Visit TheNewAtlantis.com today! 

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