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because we live in a post-Christian culture,
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and both aspects of that term are important.
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It's post-Christian in the sense
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that it's hard to live in America without having
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some kind of exposure to Christianity and
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without seeing its influence on our society, on our politics,
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on our culture and our art, and that sort of thing.
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But it's also post-Christian because you can no longer assume,
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in this culture, especially in a multivalent,
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poly-ethnic situation like Yale,
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that everybody here is going to be Christian.
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So we're in this kind of situation