Current projects extend Eberle's long-standing work on religion, politics, war, moral formation, and Christian moral judgment.
Unpublished manuscript
Love and Faith at War: Reflections on a Platoon Commander in Fallujah explores Christian faith, love, command responsibility, and the profession of arms through sustained reflection on moral agency in war.
Article / chapter
Work on "Just War, Proper Emotion, and Union With God" considers Lewis's understanding of just war, moral formation, emotion, sanctification, and the Christian's conduct in war.
Lewis and Tolkien
Work on "Love and Hate in War: Monstrous Evil in Lewis and Tolkien" examines how literary imagination can clarify the moral psychology of war, including hatred, pity, courage, and the temptation to dehumanize the enemy.
Religion and public life
Work on divine command theory and public life considers love of neighbor, religious moral reasoning, liberal democracy, and the obligations of citizens under conditions of deep disagreement.