This dialogue was sponsored by the Center for Applied Chrsitian Ethics (CACE) and the Student Activities Office of Wheaton College. Muslim author and Executive Director of Interfaith Youth Core Eboo Patel and Christian author, speaker and pastor Skye Jethani dialogue about the challenges of interfaith engagement.

The Penner Debates at Wheaton College is a forum that allows speakers to tackle controversial ethical issues that have an impact on the Christian community.

The Penner Debates at Wheaton College is a forum that allows speakers to tackle controversial ethical issues that have an impact on the Christian community.

The Penner Debates at Wheaton College is a forum that allows speakers to tackle controversial ethical issues that have an impact on the Christian community.

The Penner Debates at Wheaton College is a forum that allows speakers to tackle controversial ethical issues that have an impact on the Christian community.

One of the lectures offered during the 2010 - 2011 academic year featuring challenges in Christian ethics.

One of the lectures offered during the 2010 - 2011 academic year featuring challenges in Christian ethics.

One of the lectures offered during the 2010 - 2011 academic year featuring challenges in Christian ethics.

Our great fervor for political interest and involvement highlights the need for Christians to exercise discernment about the manner of our political engagement and compels us to deepen our reflection on the precise nature of “Christian” political activity. C.A.C.E.'s theme for 2008, "Thy Kingdom Come: Christian Moral Engagement in the World," helped us to move toward an enhanced vision and practice of public engagement.

Our great fervor for political interest and involvement highlights the need for Christians to exercise discernment about the manner of our political engagement and compels us to deepen our reflection on the precise nature of “Christian” political activity. C.A.C.E.'s theme for 2008, "Thy Kingdom Come: Christian Moral Engagement in the World," helped us to move toward an enhanced vision and practice of public engagement.

What's the frequency? How do we pursue authentic living in a "5000 channel universe"? C.A.C.E.'s theme for 2008-09 covers a variety of topics on media and the messages that come into our live including Hollywood, print media, on-line, music and art.

Promises and Perils of Stem Cell Research: Human Ingenuity vs. Human Dignity? This lecture and others were co-sponsored by C.A.C.E. and the Wheaton College Biology Department in 2006.

Promises and Perils of Stem Cell Research: Human Ingenuity vs. Human Dignity? This lecture and others were co-sponsored by C.A.C.E. and the Wheaton College Biology Department in 2006.

Promises and Perils of Stem Cell Research: Human Ingenuity vs. Human Dignity? This lecture and others were co-sponsored by C.A.C.E. and the Wheaton College Biology Department in 2006.

Promises and Perils of Stem Cell Research: Human Ingenuity vs. Human Dignity? This lecture and others were co-sponsored by C.A.C.E. and the Wheaton College Biology Department in 2006.

Promises and Perils of Stem Cell Research: Human Ingenuity vs. Human Dignity? This lecture and others were co-sponsored by C.A.C.E. and the Wheaton College Biology Department in 2006.

Global warming demands a thoughtful and urgent response from Christians. This lecture was part of C.A.C.E.'s 2007 year-long theme: Environment, Economics and Equity.

Global warming demands a thoughtful and urgent response from Christians. This lecture was part of C.A.C.E.'s 2007 year-long theme: Environment, Economics and Equity.