Family Revival
Noelle MeringI write against the disintegration of the age and for something nobler than our fate. Upcoming book on the No Contact movement. Author of Awake, Not Woke and co-author of the Theology of Home book series.
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The Things That Drew Us Together
I was delighted to read ’s review of No Contact over at . I found her writing on gender while researching for the book and was especially affected by her interviews of parents who’d been cut off by their children over transgender confusion....
The Growing Workforce Divide
Photo: Adam with one of our sons at the CIC
A recent article discussing Gen Z and the workforce highlighted a stark divergence in employer and employee values. According to Suzy Welch’s research, employers most highly prize achievement, le...
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Some No Contact backstory and an online conversation with you
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The Point Is Repair
One of the things I most hoped for with No Contact was that it wouldn’t simply help explain why so many relationships have fractured, but would make us want to tend more carefully to the relationships we have. So this passage from Pamela Ga...
The Risk and Friction of Being Human
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This essay was originally published in The American Mind on September 4, 2026.
Mark exited his family group chat after Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 election and, shortly after, stopped speaking t...
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Author of 'Awake, Not Woke' and co-author of 'Theology of Home' and an upcoming book,'No Contact' on the politics of estrangement. Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center.
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