02- The Issue Stated

When Timothy Keller moved to New York in the late 1980s,
he was surprised, he reports, to find in his congregation:
...many people who had been raised in churches and devout
families and had come to New York city to get as far away
from them as possible... The most common examples...
were the many young adults who had come from the more
conservative parts of the U.S... Here [in New York
undergraduate schools] they met the kind of person they
had been warned about for years, those with liberal views
on sex, politics and culture. Despite what they had been led
to believe, those people were kind, reasonable and openhearted.