It's a real wilderness home, with gas heat, gas stove, gas lighting, and no electricity or running water. With your reservation you'll get an info packet with all the details about what to bring and what to wear. Promise Keepers and Christian Reconstructionists Anyone who wants a good scare should pick up some of the materials put out by the Reconstructionists. Answering that question requires a cogent analysis of the objective social and cultural role played by the Promise Keepers and other religious right groups. Atheists and other secularists should know that Promise Keepers is a Dominionist movement.
Dominion theology attempts to integrate religious doctrines into a form of political conservatism.
It holds that Biblical principles must be applied to every aspect of individual, social and political life. You won't find the more hard line excrescences of Dominionist teaching in most of the Promise Keepers literature. That discourse is reserved for other doctrinal publications like the Reconstructionist journal Chalcedon. This same refrain echoes from other religious activists like Ralph Reed, James Dobson and even Pat Buchanan. The proposed amendment is brief, well-crafted, and has serious consequences for the First Amendment separation of state and church in America.