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The Appalling Moral Failure of Francis Collins By John G. West, VP and Sr. Fellow at the Discovery Institute Francis Collins, Director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), has announced his intention to step down at the end of 2021 after more than 12 years heading the agency. The accolades are already rolling in. Noted evangelical political commentator David French, for example, rushed to praise Collins as "a national treasure." But Collins's real legacy is anything but praiseworthy, and the tendency of figures in the faith community to ignore his real record is far from admirable. This year of all years should have made the truth about Francis Collins clear. Last month, documents were released suggesting that top NIH officials may have lied when they denied that the NIH had funded "gain of function" research in Wuhan, China, that could have resulted in a pathogen that could infect humans. After reviewing the documents, Rutgers University biologist Richard Ebright had a blistering re

Gerry Hauser

Have you made sour dough bread in quarantine? Jarred tomatoes? Concocted sanitizers? You might want to meet Kris Bordessa. For her adult life, she has worked diligently to live a greener, more self-reliant lifestyle. She is founder of the blog/website Attainable Sustainable, which reaches millions of people who want to learn to live as naturally as possible. And the book, ATTAINABLE SUSTAINABLE:THE LOST ART OF SELF-RELIANT LIVING A step-by-step guide to a greener life is a Publishers Weekly Top 10 pick that’s filled with modern know-how for getting back to basics — whether you live in the city, the country or the suburbs. Especially great for making crafts and essentials while we’re still stuck at home.

Trisha Hershberger

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