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Number One of the Catholic Bestsellers List

Weigel on Faith & Reason

EPPC Distinguished Senior Fellow George Weigel, author of Faith, Reason, and the War Against Jihadism: A Call to Action, talks to National Review's John J. Miller about his latest book: “What I’m trying to explore in this small book . . . are the religious roots of jihadist ideology." Click here to listen to the interview.

Faith, Reason and the War Against Jihadism was the number one Catholic bestseller in January. Click here to listen to Mr. Weigel discuss the book with Ave Maria Radio's Al Kresta.

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Peter Berger
Boston University

"The Ethics and Public Policy Center has effectively shown how crucial moral reasoning is to the proper formulation of foreign and domestic policy."

In Memoriam

Fr. Richard John Neuhaus
1936-2009

The Ethics and Public Policy Center mourns the death on January 8 of longtime EPPC board member, and guiding intellect, Fr. Richard John Neuhaus, president of the Institute on Religion and Public Life and editor-in-chief of First Things. May he rest in peace.