text: I'm glad to see the usual suspects lining up behind Trump.  Evangelical religion was already declining fast as a political force--this Trump business ought to discredit it entirely for another generation.  (This will true if Trump loses, but even more true if he wins.)  The multicultural-millenial-secularist tide can't be stopped. Christianity is largely finished because it cannot renew itself.  (Yes, it will linger on for centuries, as religions tend to; but its dynamism is gone, its worldview no longer convinces, events increasingly show it up as irrelevant).
  
  So, Cal--glad to see you signing off your career as a public Christian by kissing the feet of the biggest, flakiest idol of them all.  Your column acknowledges that he doesn't really stand for anything but disruption.  Is that now a biblical value?