Author name: Andrew T. Walker

I’m sometimes sympathetic to Rawls’ idea of public reason—that the public square should rely on discourse morally apprehensible to diverse […]

Why is it that the most demanding parts of Christian ethics are the simplest? I have spent most of my

It may sound absurd to suggest that social conservatism is in a stronger position in 2026 than, say, in 2010. 

I lit a match, threw it on the ground, and walked away. Not literally. On July 29, I made what

As readers will recall from previous writings, I think the label “Christian Nationalism” is freighted with too much ambiguity and

Ben Sasse is dying of pancreatic cancer, which leaves him no longer sensing the need for anyone’s approval. Let me