“Awake, Not Woke”
A Christian Response to the Cult of Progressive Ideology
By Noelle Mering
https://www.chirpbooks.com/audiobooks/a ... lle-mering
The long-simmering crisis that grips our culture has exploded in recent years, leaving us divided and intransigent. Discourse seems futile when we are no longer a people with shared principles or even a shared understanding of reality. What seems obvious to one person is patently absurd to the next.
This collapse of meaning is not accidental.
It has been plotted and documented for decades, and now presents in its current form as Woke ideology.
Awake, Not Woke unmasks this ideology by examining its history, major players, premises, and tactics, showing us that “Wokeness” at its core is an ideology of rupture. Indeed, it is an ideology with fundamentalist and even cult-like characteristics that is on a collision course with Christianity.
With a wit and clarity, Noelle Mering provides answers to such questions as:
Why does tolerance seem to only go in one direction?
How does the ideology create enemies, eroding friendship across the sexes and races?
Why is violence the natural end of Woke ideology?
Why have politics become all-absorbing?
Why is the corruption of children a logical outgrowth of Woke principles?
How is the movement fundamentally a rejection of the Logos?
The architects of revolution have long known that the transformation of the West had to come by way of destabilizing the social, familial, and religious pieties of a citizenry.
But there is a road to restoration, and it begins with identifying and understanding the operating principles of the Woke movement. While the revolution is a counterfeit religion resulting in alienation and division, the One True Faith brings restoration.
It is this restoration – of the person, the family, and the Faith – for which we all hunger and is the most fitting avenue toward a more harmonious and whole society.
(i have not purchased anything from chirp audiobooks.)
a short spoken sample is in the link.
the sample speaks a bit of covetousness, which i think currently is a badly overlooked problem (sin).
