christian conservatism

Examines how a small group of conservative Christians have adopted a paranoid approach to science and are waging a pseudo-scientific campaign against evolution, sexual orientation, bioethics, and climatology. Analyzes the background, development, writings, and true motivations of the movement, and describes the consequences for the American public.

Republican Senator Rick Santorum discusses the humane civic vision he believes is needed to create a truly civic, community-oriented conservative public policy that will best serve the American people.

The author maintains that the religious right is misusing and misquoting the Declaration of Independence in order to Christianize America; and cites examples such as the federal funding of faith-based programs and abolishing the separation of church and state.

Traces the history of America's most powerful fundamentalist group, describing how they have influenced politicians, generals, and foreign dictators since their creation in 1935, and how they impacted American democracy.

Examines the truths about Conservative Christians, debunking the many stereotypes that have emerged since the re-election of President George W. Bush.