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A Q&A with Julie Ingersoll on the history of Christian Reconstructionism as told in her new book: Building God’s Kingdom.

It’s hard to overstate Phillips’ influence on today’s religiously-inflected conservatism.

At the May “First Friday” lecture hosted by the Institute on the Constitution at the Heritage Community Church in Severn, Maryland, IOTC founder Michael Peroutka presented the evening’s guest speaker, attorney Herb Titus, with a “Patrick Henry Award” for “his tireless and fearless telling of God’s truth to power.”

They claim Obama isn’t a “natural born citizen” because of his “divided loyalties.”

For anyone wondering what the “culture” would look like if the Christian Right achieved its dream of “taking it back” from secularists, feminists, and the other dread enemies of God’s plan for a Christian America, the San Antonio Christian Film Festival, which begins next week, provides a telling…

Sarah Palin did an about-face on the “hopey-changey thing” last week in Jacksonville when, as the headliner for the Evening of Hope, she and the other speakers on the program promoted lots of change—of the religious right kind.

The Patriot movement that thinks Beck is a tool of the GOP.

The senate candidate once belonged to an affiliate of the Constitution Party, which calls for imposition of biblical law.

Star of reality TV series a product of Christian Reconstructionism.

Republican Senate candidate’s religion appears to trump the law. Is he a Christian Reconstructionist?