The problem will come, not when America stops being a Christian nation, but when Chuck Hemlick stops being able to practice his particular version of Christianity--

I don't agree with him on much of anything--which is probably as it should be, but I respect his life, which has combine family, music, and a real life committment to religious values, as he experiences them--

When Chuck says that America is moving away from Christian Values, he is telling us that he feels that there is less place in America for the life he, his family, and friends, have been invested in--and that he sees a future in which there may be no place for it at all--

A lot of people feel like this--that their world, their, lives, and their faith, are slipping away--and, to a great degree, they are right--

And, fairly logically, they are angry at the people who are promote and support the changes that are squeezing them out--For Chuck, that includes the pinkos and liberals here--