Dominion Theology: Blessing or Curse by H Wayne House & Thomas Ice and published by Classics.
For many years there has been a movement with the church which represents a radical shift from some of the basic beliefs and practices of contemporary evangelical understanding. This movement - variously identified as Dominion Theology or Christian Reconstructionism - argues a way of thinking about God’s law, His plan for the future, and the role of the church fundamentally different from that commonly accepted among evangelicals.
Reconstructionism cannot be dismissed as a passing, and therefore irrelevant, side issue on the course of evangelical thought. Reconstructionists have garnered support from such disparate groups as old-time fundamentalists, charismatics and some members of the evangelical intelligentsia. This book examines the history, goals and beliefs of the Christian Reconstruction movement and its implications for church and society. The authors’ careful evalutions uncovers the movements strengths as well as its undeniable dangers. The movements radical proposals combined with its influence evoke one conclusion: Christian Reconstructionism must be carefully scrutinized by Christians concerned about the church’s and society’s future.
