Indeed, I wholeheartedly agree. I taught Asian religions for twenty years at a liberal arts college; 200 students per year, which amounts to some 4,000 young men and women. Every such college had a similar program and I estimate there are over 100 such colleges. So the number of people who have learned about other religions has increased exponentially since the 1960s. All of which means we do live in a multi-faith culture, where people are much less likely simply to accept the givenness of any single tradition -- as shown by the excellent article by Frank Clooney a few days ago. The intramural fight between liberal and conservative Christians seem to me rather parochial and even silly, since that hardly addresses the deep questions a plurality of religious traditions presents to any thoughtful person.
Does your moniker "Yjin" suggest some Asian connection?