Respond to Wokeness by connecting with family, God, Christian author says
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Christian author Noelle Mering joined "Fox News Primetime" Thursday to share what she believes a Christian response to wokeness should be.
Mering said that fighting back against wokeness requires a "resolute, practical and political response," adding that she tries to promote a positive vision for the "beauty and goodness of family life."
"I think [the nuclear family structure] been branded as being something ‘oppressive’ and something that doesn't lead to freedom when actually it is the ultimate way that we can feel belonging and feel the real freedom that comes from the intimacy of being known and seeing our faults and struggling against them and then being able to look with the eyes of mercy more upon the other person because we see our own need for mercy," Mering said.
"And if the person is deprived of it, they go looking for it somewhere and looking for a facsimile of it."
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