God’s Chaos Prophet: How Lance Wallnau Drew the Christian Right’s Map to Power
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”Wallnau sharpened the idea into a political program. In his 2013 book Invading Babylon, co-written with Bethel Church pastor Bill Johnson, he recast the seven mountains as a plan to take over the institutions that run the country. He hangs the whole program on two words from Genesis — ‘have dominion’ — and reads them as a literal order to govern. Frederick Clarkson, who has spent four decades documenting the Often used interchangeably with Christian Right, but also can describe broader conservative religious coalitions that are not limited to Christians. Can include right-wing Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Mormons, and members of the Unification Church of Sun Myung Moon. Learn more ’s drive for political power at Political Research Associates, calls it a theocratic bid for ‘dominion over every aspect of society.’ Taylor says ‘Christian The belief in the primacy of “the nation” as the most important political allegiance, that every nation should have its own state, and that it is the primary responsibility of the state and its leaders to preserve the nation. Learn more ’ is too soft a word for it and names it ‘Christian A power orientation that functions to maintain the relative power of some of the population, generally organized around race, ethnicity, gender, religion, or wealth. Learn more .’”