Andrew T. Walker, Author at American Reformer

Andrew T. Walker Andrew T. Walker is Associate Professor of Christian Ethics at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and Managing Editor of WORLD Opinions. He is also a Fellow with the Ethics and Public Policy Center.

Christians Volunteering Pronouns?

The world’s definition of compassion is unquestioned affirmation and inoffensiveness. The problem with this sort of thinking is that, at best, it’s sub-Christian, and, at worst, deeply non-Christian. Biblical compassion is the application of Christ-like mercy to individuals who are caught in situations of duress. Rather than celebrate or affirm duress, true compassion and true love rejoice in the truth (1 Cor. 13:6). Perpetuating falsehood under a false rubric of compassion is how the Enemy would have us hate our neighbor.

Andrew T. Walker 08.19.22 Society

Defining “Evangelicalism” Down

Towards a New Theological Consensus With increasing frequency throughout many sectors of American culture, use of “evangelical” in social discourse […]

Andrew T. Walker 11.03.21 Society

Against Catacomb Christianity

Christianity Belongs at the City Gates, Not the Margins American evangelicals find themselves wrestling with two realities: they make up […]

Andrew T. Walker 10.18.21 State