Are You Afraid the New Yorker Would Call You Out on Your Christianity?

In an interview with the New Yorker magazine in 2011 you said, "I don't feel a compelling need to convince other people of that" In certain contexts like in New York City, perhaps just saying that your Christian is enough courage for people to have. I think there was this whole doctrine where you were not supposed to sin against the Holy Spirit if you denied the Holy Spirit. It's probably not quite as bad as the Roman Empire and Diocletian or something like that. But one gets the sense that it's a decent amount of courage to just say that you're Christian.