Thanks for a thought provoking comment.  I am not sure if "secularization has mutated into a militantly anti-Christian and anti-Church ideology" or if Christian ideology has not mutated into a "militantly anti-secular society" ideology.  Both "sides" are battling. .Same is true in Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist societies - the religion is trying to control the secular society.

It worries me that we need the influence of faith based people to know how to live together, to not fall into traps of nationalism, which is tribalism writ larger.   All these faiths do teach us a basic respect for one another, of the God given humanity we all share.  But each faith wants to determine social rules that all must live by.  Maybe they just want villages of their own faith and separation of people by faith groups.  

That isn't going to work.  We are in a time of globalism, of movement of people across and around the world, of instant and constant communication capabilities.  Faiths must learn to get along