Andrew Schwartz
Summa Cum Laude historian out of Old Dominion University and former Virginia bureaucrat. Currently serving God at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, PA; ruling elder in the Presbyterian Church in America; husband and father of four; writing on philosophy, theology, history, and politics. Previously published as "Tenebras Lux" due to professional intolerance.
Biden Still Needs Grace
In 2016 I walked away from the Republican Party over the primary election of Donald Trump. But I never denigrated anyone who supported him....
A Warning to the Election Winners
Most people realize the conversation about the election is not over, and those who technically won the election would be wise to take that conversation very seriously.
This Election Is About Joe Biden
No Christian should vote for a president who is bound and controlled by a government that persecutes our brothers and sisters in Christ.
Not Killing Babies Must Be a Moral Priority
The recent law in New York, and this recent legislation in Virginia, have made the reality of abortion much more evident, and people are realizing more and more that not killing babies needs to be a moral priority.
On Subjective Emotion and Objective Truth
When meaning is found in subjective emotion instead of objective truth, it’s no wonder the frauds will create passion from the banal.
What is Our Sexual Ethic Now?
#MeToo and the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh have the nation asking some very important questions about our sexual ethics. Are they too ambiguous or too clear-cut? Too prudish or too loose?
The Real Problem with Nike’s “Just Do It” Campaign
Nike’s “Just Do It” campaign implicitly ties self-meaning to the ability to do; and by doing, you have; and by having, you matter.
Stop Being “Your True Self”
Their inmost self is destruction; their throat is an open grave.
The Final Frontier in the Sexual Revolution?
Of course, I blame the philosophy of existentialism. It’s this philosophy that preaches the supreme virtue in any person is to be authentic above all else – to be true to yourself, no matter what your “self” is or might be.
Will Stare Decisis prevent a post-Roe world?
As the national conversation turns to a potentially realigned Supreme Court, I’m reminded of the story of an executive cabinet member who became so...
