Denying God’s fatherhood, motivated by a misplaced affinity for diversity and inclusion, or perhaps a deep feeling of pain from our own broken or non-existent relationship with our fathers, results in the unintended byproduct of further disconnecting us from the fact that we all need fathers.
Being a new mother isn’t something to be technocratically managed, but to be honored for the beautiful, ennobling, and soul-enhancing experience it is.
The novel everyone is reading this summer isn't really about tradwives. It's a reminder of what feminism has always insisted: the patriarchy is the punishment.