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Subscribe to this bloggerDr. Vincent Bacote is Associate Professor of Theology and Director of the Center for Applied Christian Ethics at Wheaton College (IL).
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Sex: We Still Need to Talk About It
May 18th, 201210:26 PM ETIn the wake of President Obama’s public support for same-sex marriage and the passage of Amendment 1 in North Carolina, there has been heightened attention (as if such a thing were possible) on the way evangelical political engagement has had a focus on matters related to sex. One prominent conversation has concerned the ambivalence of young evan... -
Trayvon Martin, Patience and Self Reflection
April 04th, 201207:36 PM ETMany words have been and will be written about the death of Trayvon Martin, and the cocktail of grief, outrage, and confusion will likely linger long after the matter is resolved in one way or another. The circumstances of this unfortunate event have directed our attention to some of the challenges we face as a nation and as human beings, with con... -
Have Love, Will Travel (to A Concert) - the Black Keys and Community
March 12th, 201202:53 PM ETEyes on the World will have a few regular guest bloggers. The first is Greg Ayers, my former student and teaching assistant and astute cultural observer. A man swinging at the end of his rope - this is the constant image running throughout songs in the Black Keys catalog. A man cheated, abandoned, and abused by friends and lovers. A m... -
Whitney's Demise Should Prompt Prayer
February 20th, 201209:41 PM ETWhitney Houston has joined the long list of celebrities with tremendous gifts and tragic lives. Whether you are a fan or not, it takes little effort to appreciate Houston’s distinctive vocal instrument as we hear it on our national anthem or her version of Dolly Parton’s "I Will Always Love You." In Houston’s voice we encountered sonic...
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Theological discussion, faith and culture, reviews and opinion. Topics ranging from church to reviews of concerts and films. "Eyes On the World" looks at our life in God's great, amazing and interesting creation.
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