Whatever you decide to call it I hope that you'll continue to comment on things that other Christians do that you don't agree with, or that you don't believe represents "all" Christians.  Although it seems obvious that all the people of a faith wouldn't have homogeneous beliefs, the truth is that for me, a non-observant Jewish New Yorker, your point of view is a new and refreshing one.   I remember back to the election - I was very unsure about what your political beliefs might be - and I was surprised to learn (from your tweets, of course) that we stand on the same side of many issues.  I suppose that I knew that the very vocal "Christian perspective" that many of us hear in the political arena wasn't the only one, but it wasn't a conversation I'd ever had.  For me, your discussion of these issues is incredibly eye opening.  I can't claim to always relate to what you're writing about when it comes to your faith, but I certainly do welcome being pushed to think about things in a different way and want to embrace our differences as well as our similarities.