Secularism then vs. now: from 'I'm okay, you're okay' to pushy

One host argues young Christians are twenty years behind the culture: 1990s secularism said 'I'm okay, you're okay,' but 2019's says 'I'm okay and you're not okay.' The other predicts cultural pressure will force conviction into the open — e.g. the passivity around abortion will not hold — and that when there is nothing left to hide behind but the good news, the draw will be people who actually believe and live it, not people trained to sell the product.