For our user agree- ment, click here . And, oh yes, that's being held at the Portland offices of the Bonneville Power Administration, an agency of the federal government. Oregon religious conservatives have made symbolic inroads into government, and they've done it with an appeal to diversity, a value they're not usually known for. Liberal opponents see religious rightists wielding born-again beliefs in a campaign for ethical authority. But those accused say they're the ones oppressed.
Pundits say rightists have an agenda to take over society.
But it's their rights, these religious say, that are being trampled. We're the most discriminated group that's out there. We're the most stifled. Just look at the schools. Beres spoke last week at the Bonneville Power Administration to employees who form a Christian Values Resource Group.