If we in the West have reached the tipping point, the point-of-no-return on the downward slide of the bald rock, how will we live, move, and pursue happiness in a new age now arrived? To put it another way, how shall disciples of Jesus Christ live out their faith with Biblical and doctrinal integrity in a new Babylon? The Secular Age  \cite{taylor2009secular}and the possibility of a post secularism \cite{habermas2010awareness}—the character of both representing likely obstacles to faithful expression of the Christian faith, if not outright oppression, isolation, and exclusion —represents the intellectual classifications of the times in which we live in the early years of the twenty-first century. Voices such as Miroslav Volf (Yale)\cite{volf2011public} and James Davison Hunter (UVA) have wrestled with this question and provided well-considered responses .\cite{hunter2010change}