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	What is dominion theology / theonomy / Christian reconstructionism?
		Dominion theology refers to a line of theological interpretation and thought with regard to the role of the Church in contemporary society.
		The principal goal, then, of dominion theology and Christian reconstructionism is political and religious dominion of the world through the implementation of the moral laws, and subsequent punishments, of the Old Testament (the sacrificial and ceremonial laws having been fulfilled in the New Testament).
		Dominion theology is NOT a theology for a believer to live by, but rather one to avoid.
	www.gotquestions.org /dominion-theology.html (568 words)

	Dominion Theology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dominion Theology is a term used by some social scientists and journalists to describe a theological form of political ideology, which they claim has influenced the Christian Right in the United States, Canada, and Europe, within Protestant Christian evangelicalism and fundamentalism.
		Often, Dominionism flows out of a form of triumphalism in which a specific religion assumes that it is the only proper and legitimate religion.
		Dominion Theology arose in the 1970s in religious movements reasserting aspects of Christian nationalism.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dominion_Theology (570 words)

	Direction: Rethinking Dominion Theology
		In the second place, views of dominion in Gen. 1:28 are usually discussed in relative isolation from the ancient social context of Genesis 1 and from its larger canonical context in the Bible as a whole, both contexts that have much to add to our understanding of dominion theology in biblical thought.
		Helpful perspectives on the theology of dominion in Gen. 1:28 are provided by examining this verse within three of its contexts: the text in which it occurs, the social world of the text, and the canonical setting of the text, that is, its place within the Bible as a whole.
		One, reflected in the priestly theology of Gen. 1:28, is to regard human survival as a struggle to be won by human dominion, by the subjugation and control of nature.
	www.directionjournal.org /article/?922 (3712 words)

	Dominionism and Dominion Theology
		Dominionism and Dominion Theology are not denominations or faith groups.
		So Christian Reconstructionism was the most influential form of dominion theology, and it influenced both the theological concepts and political activism of white Protestant conservative evangelicals mobilized by the Christian Right.
		Open advocates of dominionism declare that "America is a Christian Nation," and that therefore Christians have a God-given mandate to re-assert Christian control over political, social, and cultural institutions.
	www.theocracywatch.org /dominionism.htm (1276 words)

	Dominion Theology
		"Kingdom theology" urges the church to become unified and mature under the rule of charismatic apostles and prophets (such as Paulk), and penetrate worldly institutions enough to "serve notice" that the church represents the authority of Christ the King.
		The emphasis on the church's taking "dominion" in both of these movements has led to their being associated together under the label "dominion theology." And there are significant points of contact and common notions held by the two groups.
		The promise of an earthly dominion in which the redeemed rule is biblical (Rev. 5:10; 20:6; 22:5).
	www.inplainsite.org /html/dominion_theology.html (1614 words)

	Dominion Theology - A Flaw in the Foundation
		Most of the conflicts with Dominion Theology within the Church at large are not over the foundational principle of the function of the Law for the redeemed, but in the application of the Law to society and government.
		Yet this dominion is not that the civil government should become under the control of the Church, as in a papal state, but in that the members of society be so transformed that the influence of the Church is established through the participation of the saints within the civil government.5
		Dominion Theology has consistently pointed out neglected passages of scripture which seem to support the idea of a victorious Church extending its influence in the world until the Second Coming of Christ (Mt 13:32-33; 16:18; 28:20; Isaiah 60: 1-3;).
	www.scholarscorner.com /Critical/dominion.html (3814 words)

	CHRISTIAN RECONSTRUCTIONISM, DOMINION THEOLOGY AND THEONOMY
		Dominionism, Dominion Theology, Christian Reconstructionism, Theocratic Dominionism, and Theonomy are not denominations or faith groups.
		Dominion theologians believe that that this verse commands Christians to bring all societies, around the world, under the rule of the Word of God.
		Dominionism thought is finding considerable support among Pentecostal and Charismatic denominations and churches.
	www.religioustolerance.org /reconstr.htm (2302 words)

	DOMINION THEOLOGY
		Dominion Theology was showcased in the history of the former British Empire.
		This is how the dominion theology and the notion of the "Kingdom Now" began nestling itself into the English Church at the beginning of the 20th century.
		And their post-millennialist eschatology with its Dominion Theology based upon the global dominion of the British Empire was about to take a tumble as well.
	endtimepilgrim.org /dom.htm (6779 words)

	Kingdom Theology 1
		Those who hold to Kingdom Theology assume that the Church (some believe only a small group within the Church, called "overcomers"), under submission to the latter day apostles and prophets, is that man child, and that it has the responsibility to put down all rebellion and establish righteousness.
		The proponents of Kingdom Theology are correct when they say that the Church is spiritual Israel, but they fail to acknowledge that God has promised to restore national Israel and deal with her during the coming seventieth week of Daniel.
		Yet while the adage "guilt by association" does not always hold true, a consistent pattern of fraternization and support are sufficient grounds to at least question whether one holds the views of those he supports and with whom he seeks unity.
	www.inplainsite.org /html/kingdom_theology_1.html (9201 words)

	Public Christian » The Dangers of the Right’s Dominion Theology
		Dominion theology is not new, but I recently became interested in it when I read an internet article by Sara Diamond that discusses its influence in the policies of the Bush Administration.
		The basis of dominion theology is a misconstruction of Genesis 1:26 to apply man-s dominion over the creatures of the world to include other humans and their secular governments and institutions.
		The basis of dominion theology is a misconstruction of Genesis 1:26 to apply man’s dominion over the creatures of the world to include other humans and their secular governments and institutions.
	www.publicchristian.com /index.php?p=44 (2851 words)

	Dominionism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dominionism is a trend in Protestant Christian evangelicalism and fundamentalism, primarily, though not exclusively, in the United States, that seeks to establish specific political policies based on religious beliefs.
		Dominionism as a trend in the late 1970s and 1980s was sparked in part by a series of books and films featuring Francis A. Schaeffer, a popular Evangelical apologist and founder of L'Abri, a Christian community in Huemoz-sur-Ollon, Switzerland.
		The terms Theocratic Dominionism or Hard Dominionism, are used by some to describe forms of Dominionism which evidently envision, and work toward, a future in which all the institutions of society will be governed by the principles of their form of Christian faith.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dominionism (3066 words)

	Theology Today - Vol 50, No.4 - January 1993 - ARTICLE - Humble Dominion
		You have given them dominion over the works of your hands; you have put all things under their feet, all sheep and oxen, and also the beasts of the field, the birds of the air, and the fish of the sea, whatever passes along the paths of the seas (Ps.
		Luther, commenting upon humankind's expanded dominion (to eat meat) granted by God in Genesis 9:2-3, notes that it is a "more extensive and oppressive dominion" than existed before the fall and flood, that humans are given authority like that of "a tyrant who has absolute power" over life and death.
		Man would fail in his royal office of dominion over the earth were he to exploit the earth's resources to the detriment of the land, plant life, animals, rivers, and seas....
	theologytoday.ptsem.edu /jan1994/v50-4-article4.htm (6307 words)

	Al Dager 3
		And since one of the major publishers of Dominion Theology has established that David Chilton is 'the' voice for dominion eschatology, this writing would be incomplete without noting Chilton's position on dominion.
		But the dominion people want us to believe that there are apostles and prophets at large who are coming on the scene with new revelations to which every believer must adhere without question.
		It is an essential ingredient of Dominion Theology, therefore, that these overcomers, through their perfect (sinless) living, attain immortalization and become impervious to injury and death.
	www.erwm.com /KingdomTheology3.htm (13941 words)

	Media Spotlight - Kingdom Theology Part III - Section A
		This segment of our treatise on "Kingdom Now" or "Dominion" Theology has been the most difficult to complete, both in terms of assimilating the contents and in presenting them in a manner that would not be inflammatory or denigrating to any individual's character.
		In our previous installments we traced today's Dominion Theology back to the neo-Pentecostalism of the mid-twentieth century, and what became known as "The Latter Rain Movement." We discussed the influence of occult methodology upon the two principal innovators of that movement: Franklin Hall and William Branham.
		The reader should keep in mind that Dominion Theology is not an easily delineated segment within the Church, but rather a loose networking of autonomous sub-movements that have different approaches to their attempts at establishing the Kingdom of God.
	www.cephasministry.com /kingdom_theology_5.html (7012 words)

	kingdom theology
		They view the church as taking dominion over the world before Christ returns: The Corinthians text is speaking of activities of the Lord in the end and have nothing to do with what the church is going to do.
		KINGDOM THEOLOGY: DeMar suggests that the terms kingdom theology and dominion theology are used by some interchangeably.
		Kingdom theology is an intellectualization of the dominion theology.
	www.open.org /~mrdsnts/d07650.htm (3651 words)

	Religious Movements Homepage: Christian Reconstructionism
		Through careful sifting, this all can be boiled down to a simple outline of their ideals: dominion theology, theoretical foundations, and worldview.
		The example of the charge of man by God to have dominion over all the earth is critical to their ideas.
		It asks the goal of dominion to control all aspects of life from the individual to the state.
	religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu /nrms/ChRecon.html (2686 words)

	What is Dominion Theology? -- John MacArthur
		Dominion Theology, that's a new label, for a new kind of theology, and there are always new theologies.
		Dominion Theology comes in a lot of forms, but I think what you are probably talking about is John Wimber, who is now advocating a new kind of Dominion.
		What Dominion Theology says is that we are to take over the Powers of Darkness; we are to take over the demons; and we are to take over the spirits; and we are to dominate Satan.
	www.biblebb.com /files/macqa/70-9-4.htm (644 words)

	Dominion Theology
		The emphasis on the Church's taking "dominion" in both of these movements has led to their being associated together under the label "Dominion Theology." There are significant points of common notions held by the two groups.
		Both groups are convinced that "taking dominion" means taking control of our government away from the godless is in fact Christ's mandate to the Church.
		The idea of taking dominion over secular society gained widespread acceptance with the 1981 publication of evangelical philosopher Francis Schaeffer's book "A Christian Manifesto." Schaeffer, who died in 1984, ran a Christian retreat/training center in Switzerland during the 1960's and 1970's.
	www.biblicist.org /bible/dominion.htm (1363 words)

	Dominion Theology
		COR's second purpose, consistent with post-millennialism, was the development of position papers, called "world view documents," on how to apply dominion theology to Christian Right activism in more than a dozen spheres of social life, including education, economics, law, and even entertainment.
		Much of the liberal writing on dominion theology and Reconstructionism has focused on COR as headquarters for a conspiracy to take over society.
		They may not be able to take dominion over the whole earth or even agree about when Jesus will return, but they sure can go home and back a godly candidate for city council, or run themselves.
	zena.secureforum.com /Znet/zmag/articles/feb95diamond.htm (2871 words)

	Apologetics research resources on religious cults and sects - An Examination of Kingdom-, Dominion-, and Latter Rain ...
		These movements - though to a greater or lesser degree disavowing association with each other - are sufficiently homogenous in their eschatological and theological viewpoints to place them all under a common banner: what I refer to as "Kingdom Theology." These movements are built upon the same foundation: the neo-Pentecostalism of the mid-twentieth century.
		Critical to hard-core Kingdom Theology is the denial of "the Rapture" - the teaching that the Church will one day be caught up to meet the Lord in the air so that we will be with Him in Heaven when God's wrath is poured out upon the earth.
		Since there will be no "Rapture," and no Second Coming of Jesus until the Kingdom has been established by the Church under the direction of the apostles and prophets, most Kingdom Theology adherents are mid- or post-millennialists: Jesus will come back after the millennium has begun or after it has been completed.
	www.apologeticsindex.org /l04.html (2367 words)

	Summary of Articles on Restoration, Shepherding or Dominion Theology
		The roots of today's Kingdom Theology (Latter Rain) are examined and the movement is defined in terms of its theological and eschatological doctrines.
		As we continue our study we find that at the heart of Dominion Theology is the belief that man is a god and, as such, must exercise his godhood through dominion.
		Some of the key teachings of Dominion Theology, together with quotes from a sampling of those teachers whose statements typically reflect these doctrines.
	www.intotruth.org /sum_res.html (495 words)

	Pre-Trib Research Center
		In 1987, after listening to tapes and reading a book by David Chilton, Lindsey preached a sermon at his church entitled "The Dominion Theology Heresy." Lindsey remarked that, "This is the most anti-Semitic movement I've seen since Adolph Hitler." Hal has since apologized on more than one occasion on national radio for his over reaction.
		His basis is that historically replacement theology (the church replaces the Jews as the new or true Israel, and Israel has no future as a distinct nation within God's plan) has been the theological foundation upon which anti-Semitism has been built within the confines of Christianity.
		It was as the "Hebraic and Judicial tendencies in England thought and theology reached their zenith by 1650 and it is in this 'prophetical' context"29 notes Toon that led to the readmission of the Jews.
	www.pre-trib.org /article-view.php?id=231 (5106 words)

	TODAY'S PURITANS AND DOMINION THEOLOGY
		This is the essence of 'Replacement Theology' which is also embraced by Amillennialists in the older denominations since Augustine and Origen.
		And their post-millennialist eschatology with its Dominion Theology was about to take a tumble as well.
		According to the view of dominion minded national leaders and their clergy Christ's Second Coming to "take care of business" at Armageddon and at Bozrah has been, well,...
	endtimepilgrim.org /puritans16.htm (7024 words)

	Christian Reconstructionism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Christian Reconstructionism, Dominion Theology and Theonomy are not denominations or faith groups.
		Dominion Theology is derived from Genesis 1:26 of the Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament):
		The Jew will not be recognized by God as one of His chosen people until he abandons his demonic religion and returns to the faith of his fathers--the faith which embraces Jesus Christ and His Gospel.
	www.sullivan-county.com /nf0/fundienazis/cr.htm (1886 words)

	The Despoiling Of America
		Dominionism is a natural if unintended extension of Social Darwinism and is frequently called Christian Reconstructionism.”; Its doctrines are shocking to ordinary Christian believers and to most Americans.
		It is estimated that thirty-five million Americans who call themselves Christian, adhere to Dominionism in the United States, but most of these people appear to be ignorant of the heretical nature of their beliefs and the seditious nature of their political goals.
		Dominionism started with the Gospels and turned the concept of the invisible and spiritual “Kingdom of God” into a literal political empire that could be taken by force, starting with the United States of America.
	www.yuricareport.com /Dominionism/TheDespoilingOfAmerica.htm (12996 words)

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