Author name: Andrew T. Walker

A peculiar habit exists among evangelicals: constantly grandstanding about the perpetual failures of the church. Just consider the parade of

We once had philosophers as our elected officials, first-rate intellectuals like John Adams, James Madison, and Abraham Lincoln, whose learned

What Is Religiously-Informed Public Policy? Let me begin with a line from Richard John Neuhaus: All matters of public policy,

America has a sage and does not know it. His name is Clarence Thomas, and he sits on the Supreme

On Friday, Allie Beth Stuckey’s “Relatable” podcast featured a debatebetween her and New York Times columnist David French. What was

Though it seemed to be an opening bid in a negotiation that, mercifully, ended in a provisional ceasefire, President Trump’s

We are living in a remarkable moment for Christianity in American public life. Far from the progressive prediction of inevitable