If they have their way.

Tm Dunn and Faris Wilks have used their money to create a state that is ruled according to their religious beliefs. I’ve forgotten which one of them belongs to an extremist church where women are required to attend but they cannot speak or participate in any way. Only men have that right. Now that abortion for any reason is impossible in Texas, they’ll buy politicians to outlaw birth control and then finish off public education. Their dream is to close all public schools and turn them into Christian academies that teach their brand of religion, at taxpayer expense of course. Their idea of schools sounds a lot like the Taliban’s madrassas that teach Islam and not much else.

I first became aware of Dominionism in 2012 when they infiltrated the college department where I worked.

They brought in a strange guy from Abilene Christian as department head - a guy with no credentials for the job. He quickly identified the "suspect" employees, myself included, and started purging the department. Turns out, he ran a Christian staffing company on the side, and replaced the purged people with folks from his agency.

I filed an EEOC against the college. Didn't win, but it mucked up the gears for awhile.

He's still there. I've seen this movement up close and it terrifies me.

his you tube is @Chrisjtackett He is also on X(twitter), Instagram and Threads.
He and his wife have done some really deep diving into Wilkes & Dunn and their cohorts, as well as Christian Nationalism.
If you get a chance to hear them speak, take advantage of it.

LonestarBlue, have you heard them speak?

Also the documentary "Deep in the Pockets of Texas"
Chris's website https://seeitnameitfightit.com/
and https://www.christiansagainstchristiannationalism.org/ are full of good information

Thanks for the links. I’ll definitely check out the documentry.

Just feel the love of Jesus?

Had enough after a couple of minutes.

Bill Moyers was a saint to even produce these great shows.

Those millions of republicans want an authoritarian gov't but they mistakenly think they will be the few thousand elites actually in charge.

Those millions are useful tools for those who will actually be in charge.

One poster called it a 'new social feudalism age'.

I've been thinking of what will happen when the different factions realize that they are not in sync with one another. What happens when "Prophet A" says God told him to kill the gays, abortionists, etc., while the other says God told HIM that prison will suffice? Who will determine which version of God order is the true one?

Then there is the money. One of the seven mountain beliefs is that once they control everything, they can suck all the money out of the system "for God's works". I'm sure they will all agree on how that gets distributed! Like current "prosperity" religionists, it probably won't trickle down to the MAGAt level that put them in power.

They're opening Pandora's box of religious conflicts far worse than anything they can imagine.