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Dominionism

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The Dominionist political movement in the United States arose in the 1970s as a movement that seeks to establish a theocratic government in the United States, replacing the governance and constitution of the United States with a political and judicial system based on the Old Testament, or Mosaic Law. Dominionism is rooted in Dominion Theology.

Dominionism is closely related to Christian Reconstructionism. Many investigative accounts, found among the external links below, demonstrate that the Dominionist movement is currently very politically active in the United States. The Dominionist movement has been clandestine; As Theocracy Watch points out, the Dominionist movement has been building for more than 30 years, and it has only begun to emerge into American politics.

Theocracy Watch directs us to the writing of prominent Dominionist author George Grant (NOT to be confused with Canadian political philosopher George Grant), who outlines the goals of US Dominionist in the plainest terms:

Dominionist organizations have rated a number of US politicians and lawmakers highly. This article will be expanded to include a list of those names as soon as possible.

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This page was last modified 13:56, 8 June 2007 by Chad Lupkes. Based on work by dKosopedia user(s) Lestatdelc. Content is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.


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