M. Div., Biblical Studies, Vanderbilt University Divinity School, 1973
D. Min., Church & Society, Vanderbilt University Divinity School, 1973
Ph. D. in Religious Ethics, Dept. of Religious Studies, Indiana University, 2004
Adjunct faculty member, Indiana University
Author: "Consenting to God and Nature: Toward a Theocentric, Naturalistic, Theological Ethics", 2006
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Author: "What Does God Require of Us?" -- Chapter 4 in "Religious Giving: For Love of God," edited by David H. Smith (Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University, 2010), 65-84.
For other print publications, see listings in my CV.
1. The Tortured Logic of Torture
2. Disabusing Ourselves of Torture
3. Moral Issues and Motivations in Medical Philanthropy
4. Dissent as Christian Vocation
5. Buffett's Gift: Thoughts on Wealth and Inheritance in Christian Perspective
6. The Heart of Darkness: Torture in Essence and Manifestation
7. The Evolution-ID Controversy and Same-Sex Unions in Theocentric, Naturalistic, Ethical Perspective
8. 9/11: Act of War, or Monstrous Crime? [2012 presentation at the annual meeting of the Society of Christian Ethics]
9. Monetary Policy and Money Creation: The Forgotten Solution
10. Columns published in the Bloomington Herald-Times -- Columns
11. Sermons-- Archive
12. Theological Essays (1999-2001)
Essay One "In Life and in Death"
Essay Two "Christian Eschatology: Prescription for Life"
Essay Three "Till All the Women Are Strong, All the Men Are Good Looking, and All the Children Are Above Average: Theological Anthropology in Light and Promise of a New Day"
Curriculum Vitae: pdf
Instructor,
R170, Fall Term, 2004:
"Religion, Ethics, and Public Life"
Course Syllabus online: Syllabus
E-mail to bbangert@indiana.edu
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