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Andrew T. Walker

Ethics and Public Theology in a Secular Age

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ETS Paper: On Creation, Revelation, and the Meaning of Male and Female

November 13, 2018

This afternoon I will participate in a moderated discussion on the Nashville Statement alongside Denny Burk, Preston Sprinkle, and Joel Willitts here at the annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological […]

2018 Research Institute Meeting: Baptist Identity and Public Witness

October 8, 2018

Each year, the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission hosts an annual meeting of its Research Institute. In years past, we’ve had a range of topics and presenters. From Ken Myers […]

What David Foster Wallace can teach us about religious liberty and the pursuit of truth

September 12, 2018

Today, September 12, 2018, marks the tenth anniversary of writer David Foster Wallace’s tragic suicide. It is arguable that Wallace was this generation’s most unique and extraordinary writer. He was […]

Carl Henry on Social Justice and Christian Responsibility to the Social Order

August 29, 2018

There is a critical error in evangelical thought at present: An uncritical embrace of social justice and a heavy-handed disavowal of social justice. The task for Christians is to approximate […]

Friendship and Moral Judgment

August 20, 2018

Over the weekend, my friend Jonathan Merritt posted the following to Twitter: THREAD: This quote from one of my favorite theologians explains why I don’t engage with a lot of […]

Reading List for Christian Ethics and the Family Course

A week or so ago, I announced on twitter that I would be overseeing a course in conjunction with the ERLC’s National Conference titled “Christian Ethics and the Family.” A […]

Is “Orientation” a Useful Word Anymore?

The spirit of the age conflates patterns of sexual desire with personal identity. Thus, if you’re attracted to the opposite sex, you’re heterosexual; to the same sex, homosexual; and to […]

Language, Falsehood, and Coercion at the University of Minnesota

A news report out of Minnesota indicates that the University of Minnesota is on the verge of getting into the language policing business. According to the report: The U is […]

New SCOTUS Nominee Means Reports of Social Conservatism’s Death are Greatly Exaggerated

The Supreme Court’s reign of social progressivism is hopefully coming to an end. Anyone in defense of the Permanent Things—life, marriage, religious liberty—should greet the news of the nomination of […]

Yes, Lavish Socialism is Hypocritical

Elizabeth Bruenig at the Washington Post has a column this morning saying that conservatives who note hypocrisy when, for example, a socialist like Bernie Sanders buys an additional home, should be […]

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