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The Dominionists and the Rise of American Fascism »

Posted By Spadecaller 9 months, 3 weeks ago in News
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Chris Hedges, a Pulitzer prize winning writer and former New York Times correspondent, compares the U.S. Christian right to 20th Century fascism. Hedges openly blasts the role of Christianity in politics and discusses how the far right Christian believers are perpetuating bigotry and intolerance.

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    Spadecaller9 months, 3 weeks ago

    Radical Christian rightists in the U.S. attack pluralism, in addition to gays, liberals, Jews, secularists, athiests, and other religions. While building a "dominion" of pseudo-Christian ideologists, their admitted goals are to establish itself as the single dominant force in America.

    Dominionists are a growing and powerfull sect of Christianity that is dangerous to religious freedom and politial stability. The movement has demonstrably infiltrated the pentagon and senior military personnel.

    These are 'end of worlders' or 'end of timers' who not only believe in the apocalype but see it as their dutiful mission to bring it forward.

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      CactusAnnie9 months, 3 weeks ago

      Sorry, had to sink it. Ok, I know the guy is trying to sell books but this is beyond ridiculous. Oooooh look out the dangerous Christians are going to get you, boogitty boogitty.

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      augustine9749 months, 3 weeks ago

      Though a pathalogic lier, Bush claims to be "Born Again". To prove it he claims "God" told him to invade Iraq...You are not scared by insanity like that? Bush is the most dangerous "Christian" on the face of the earth, and the Republican Party is goose-stepping behind him.

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    Spadecaller9 months, 3 weeks ago

    "Yes, religion and politics do mix. America is a nation based on biblical principles. Christian values dominate our government. The test of those values is the Bible. Politicians who do not use the bible to guide their public and private lives do not belong in office." LaHaye

    These kinds of remarks are typical of these people. They have a large following and are backed by corporate wealth and power.

    I support their right to believe anything they want to, and I support their freedom of speech.

    But if this movement is not exposed for what it is, the reprucussions can be disasterous.

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