[2ndDivisionVet]

No, I did NOT make up the author's name! LOL

[madison10]

Not in the way the author means. It has more likelihood to become a Muslim, not a Christian/Jewish, theocracy the way we are going.

[YHAOS]

We live now in a Marxist-Socialist Theocracy. What is Rich thinking?

[fr_freak]

The irony is that, as the USA becomes significantly less Christian by the year, the left-wing nutbags become more and more paranoid about a Christian theocracy. When these leftwing idiots see someone praying in public, they get weak in the knees and cry “Oh how could this happen in America!” as if the very foundation of this country weren’t Christianity.

[Yardstick]

Something that sets conservatives apart from liberals is that our big conspiracy theory -- that there was a communist plot directed from Moscow and that our government had been infiltrated at the highest levels -- turned out to be true. It is now a well documented fact of history that even liberals have to acknowledge. Meanwhile their big fear of a theocratic takeover is pure silliness, which to me is very telling. Note only their hopes and aspirations for the country but even their very fears are at odds with reality.

[UnwashedPeasant]

"Worried that US could become an autocratic theocracy?"

It already happened. Fundamentalist Leftism is a religion.

[rusty schucklefurd]

The hard-core democrats and left-wing types seem far more concerned about “radical, evangelical-Christian, gun-toting, right-wingers” than anything else.

They think conservative Christians are just aching to get control and shove gays and all minorities into concentration camps.

Of course, as you all know, the irony in all this is that this is far more likely to happen to conservatives and Christians, either from an Islamic controlled government or a government run-amok like we’re getting now.

Extreme political correctness laws, gun-control, crony capitalism, government that refuses to enforce the rule of law regarding protection of the individual citizen, private property, First Amendment protections for its citizens and private enterprise, and an encouragement of fear among all the differing ethnic groups to further promote and cement schisms and factions in our populace.

All these things and more lead to autocratic, authoritarian government - don’t we have that now with same-sex marriage being thrown on the states, and Obamacare forcing individuals, businesses, and states into something or else?

The truth is, the secular, marxist, amoral autocracy is already here.

[Alex Murphy]

The book opens in 2029. Greg, an ambitious lawyer who also serves as the tale's narrator, has been asked to write his memories of the circumstances and events that led to the nation's condition. Greg is a college student in 1998 when the memoir begins. At that point, he isn't too concerned with the direction the country is headed. He details his friendship with Sanjay, his intelligent and charismatic roommate who becomes wealthy by creating a social networking site called "You and I" in the early 2000s. Sanjay becomes aware of the ultra-Christian Dominionist and Reconstructionist movements -- which do exist in real-life America, though not as formal organizations -- and how they are able to effect national events. In response, he creates and funds a watchdog organization called Theocracy Watch in 2008 after selling You and I. Greg and Sanjay reunite on a professional basis several years later when Greg joins the group as a legal counsel and senses the upcoming confrontation....

LOL - by 1998, any "Dominionist/Reconstructionist" threat that may have existed had subsided in politics, except in the fevered minds of the liberal press.

[Viennacon]

“They’ll turn our precious empire into a Christian theocracy, my king”

“Feed these filthy Christians to the lions!”

(Future reality)

[Biggirl]

Revolt is coming.

[MasterGunner01]

Oh, geeze, not THIS crap again!!!

[Zionist Conspirator]

Guys like this shouldn’t worry. The moslems will save him. [/sarcasm]