[Spiff]

You failed to answer the question:

If not a Christian moral code, by which code do you suggest we would better be governed? Please cite historical precedent.

I've read through most of what you posted, scanned the rest, and will follow some of the links later. So far, everything I've seen makes me support the NFRA and its state assemblies even more. I see nothing sinister here. I see a concerned group of Christians trying to associate together to exert some political power. What's wrong with that? Oh yeah, they try to follow Jesus Christ. Can't have any of that whackjob stuff in the Republican Party. What was I thinking!?

[Chancellor Palpatine]

How about the one we have now, you know, the one where Jews, Buddhists, Moslems, Atheists and every other creed on earth can participate in this government?

You're starting to get hysterical.

Besides, they're kind of forgetting that part of scripture that says "My kingdom is not of this world".

[Poohbah]

I see a concerned group of Christians trying to associate together to exert some political power.

Chalcedon--the foundation behind this movement--explicitly believes that non-Christians (and I am not a "Christian" by their reckoning, as I am a Catholic) should be legally prohibited from voting, running for office, or otherwise engaging in any aspect of political life.

The Constitution's prohibition on religious tests for public office is anathema to them.

[Saundra Duffy]

they try to follow Jesus Christ

Yeah, like that's a big sin. Go figure.