I think Ayaan's point is that we should recognize God and fight to maintain civilization through our united devotion to God. I'm a staunch agnostic (as follows

I think Ayaan's point is that we should recognize God and fight to maintain civilization through our united devotion to God. I'm a staunch agnostic (as follows from epistemic inquiry) but I get where Ayaan is coming from. I think the solution isn't being Christian per se, but rather being committed to the moral values and practices that are historically attributed to Christianity. The distinction is that while abiding by Christianity necessarily involves the actions of proclaimed Christians, we all have beliefs and may become aligned on them. The linked tweet describes it as "it's much more cultural now, and less about belief." I think it's spot on; we're nominally discussing Christianity but should really focus on discussing a culture that we should adopt.