Andrew is the managing editor of WORLD Opinions and serves as associate professor of Christian ethics at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is also a fellow with The Ethics and Public Policy Center. He resides with his family in Louisville, Ky.
Andrew T. Walker | American pluralism doesn’t require Christians to celebrate sin
Scripture affirms the value of national boundaries
Andrew T. Walker | We need the demarcation of nations to have the rule of law, justice, and cultural distinctiveness
Andrew T. Walker | Conservative organizations need a statement of principles to keep them from drifting
True impact comes from Christians who prize faithfulness over applause
Andrew T. Walker | Too many high-status Christians crave acceptance more than they embody conviction
Andrew T. Walker | A reflection on the death of Alasdair MacIntyre and the collapse of moral consensus
BOOKS | A look at the decline of America’s religious institutions
Andrew T. Walker | It’s not hard to explain why Christians vote Republican
Andrew T. Walker | It’s about influence and civilizational power
