Here’s how it works. The apologist for the secular point of view, not wanting (in this case) the Christian who is faithful to the Bible to be taken seriously in public discourse, will try to win her over to the view of religious privatization. The faithful Christian, who actually thinks that she has good reason to believe that what she believes is true and relevant to real life, resists the notion. So the secular apologist reasons with her by quoting respected “Christian” ministers and scholars, who are really just deconstructionists, who cast doubt on her Christianity and look down on her notions of truth. Whether or not the apologist succeeds in convincing the Christian, he gains ground in the public perception by popularizing, and passing off as legitimate, a new breed of secularized Christianity.