I stumbled across this interview that Laura Ingraham did recently with "post-Christian" author Ted Dekker about a new book he has coming out. The interview was supposed to focus on the book (BoneMan's Daughters), but somehow got sidetracked into what it means to be "post-Christian" and why we should or should not use the term Christian to describe ourselves.

For me it was partly comical, although somewhat saddening to hear Laura (a devout Catholic) rip Ted's argument's for "post-Christianity" to shreds with just a few simple questions and some common sense.

This interview helps to reveal the weakness of the arguments used by those who want to be Christians (believe Christian doctrines) without labeling themselves as Christians.

Here is the link to Ted Dekker's blog, where I originally came across the interview:

http://www.teddekker.com/2009/04/13/are-you-bonemans-daughter/