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By order of the mayor of Washington, D.C., EPPC has temporarily closed our physical offices. Our scholars and staff are continuing to do their work from their various locations, and we will continue to post EPPC scholars’ publications on this site. Dr. Francis Collins speaks with EPPC Senior Fellow Peter Wehner about the coronavirus, his faith, and an unusual friendship. After This, Voters Will Take Their Responsibility Seriously The crisis is here, and look who’s in charge of handling it. The Church is sometimes better prepared to deal with sinners than she is to help those hurt and wounded by sin. The “civilizational change” wrought by the coronavirus may be less drastic than pandemics in the past.  But for American Christians, it may clarify loyalties in a sobering and uniquely painful way. This bruising Lent, in which “fasting” has as*umed unprecedented new forms, seems likely to be followed by an Eastertide of further spiritual disruption. At the very least, the dislocations we experience call us to a more profound realization of our dependence on. REPUBLICANS MAY FINALLY BE SOCIALLY DISTANCING THEMSELVES FROM LIBERTARIANISM. President Trump’s extension of federal social distancing guidelines might begin to encourage mainstream Republicans to distance themselves The principle of living by religious laws but not dying by them is integral to Jewish practice. A new book traces the history of American feminism and how it became entangled with the abortion-rights movement. We live in history—and calamity has a lot to teach us. Some say that we learn only by suffering and disaster. Will the world remember the dishonesty that permitted this pestilence to hit us so very hard? Sign up to receive EPPC's free biweekly e-newsletter of selected publications, news, and events. The Ethics and Public Policy Center plays a crucial role as a center from which radiate first-rate ideas and critiques concerning The views expressed by EPPC scholars in their work are their individual views only and are not to be imputed to EPPC as an