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Religious fundamentalism is playing out in the courts at a time when separation of church and state is a persistent target of legal assault.
Katherine Stewart : Christian nationalism is not a religion, it’s a political movement that exploits religion in this organized quest for power.
Stewart : It has this deeply networked organizational infrastructure that is the key to its power.
Religious-right groups have targeted Congress and the executive branch, but it's harder and murkier to understand how it intersects with the courts.
Rachel Laser : Key to their success is that long-range thinking and their strategy.
Laser: The theology of dominion, the belief that right-thinking Christians have a biblically derived mandate to take control of all aspects of government and society.
Christian nationalists are about twice as likely as the rest of us to believe in political violence, says Laser Laser .
Laser: The end of this Christian nationalist movement is the toppling of democracy to achieve their goal.
He says the rise of a spirit-warrior style of religion, embodied in movements like the New Apostolic Reformation , is a charismatic Christian evangelical movement.
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