[VadeRetro]

It is also not true. [ReligiousTolerance's characterization of Christian Reconstructionism]

Is this part of what is not true?

A church or congregation which does not accept the Mosaic Law has another god before them, and is thus guilty of idolatry. That would be punishable by death. That would include all non-Christian religious organizations. At the present time, non-Christians total two-thirds of the human race.

I hope it is. But what part isn't true? Is the first sentence false? Is the second sentence false? If one of those two sentences isn't false, I don't see how the rest of it is escapable.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

ReligiousTolerance.org's definitions are ludicrous, considering who is behind the website. They are neither religious nor tolerant, but they are organized.

No one is calling for the death penalty for anyone but murderers. (And a lot of liberals I know don't even want that.)

But that doesn't stop the lies.

Again, what's so bad about a nation led by God? It's almost funny how we've been inculcated with the unitarian notion that this is somehow a negative.

If it were possible that all the world became Christian, would that be a bad thing in your mind?