Is Modern 'Wokeism' Just a New Kind of Religion?
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Whether it’s cancel culture, identity politics, or a redefinition of justice and truth—many believers have noticed that “wokeism” is starting to look, act, and demand loyalty like a religion. From public shaming rituals to doctrinal purity tests, some argue this new movement fills a spiritual vacuum left by the decline of Christianity in public life.
But is this really a fair comparison? And if “wokeism” is becoming a dominant worldview, how should Christians respond—especially when its values collide with biblical convictions?
Is this cultural moment revealing a deep hunger for purpose and justice? Or is it a counterfeit gospel rooted in self-righteousness and division?
“Wokeism is not just a political movement. It is a moral vision that seeks to replace Christianity.”
Do you think wokeism functions like a religion?
Where do you see overlap—or conflict—with Christianity?
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