christo fascist 

A super nationalistic fundamentalist Christian.

The christo-fascists want to get rid of sex on cable TV.

christo fascist by NKS May 24, 2005

christo-facist 

1. Somebody who sees the visage of the Christian savior 'Jesus Herald Christ' in everything they see.

2. A misspelling of 'Christo-fascist'.

Your mom sees the face of Jesus so often that she's a christo-facist.

christo-facist by I am not funny November 18, 2006

christo-facist 

A super nationalistic fundamentalist Christian

The christo-facists almost succeeded in inserting the feeding tube into Terri S.

christo-facist by GerS January 4, 2006

'"Christ-O-Fascist'"

Typical Republican

Republicans want Theocracy, they are '"Christ-O-Fascist'"

'"Christ-O-Fascist'" by LordEric April 7, 2022

Christ-O-Fascist 

a person that fights for Theocratic Fascism in government, pushing unconstitutional Christian laws on the US population

Mitch McConnell uses his Senate seat to push a Christ-O-Fascist laws through the Senate

Christ-O-Fascist by LordEric April 7, 2022

Christofascist 

Christian religious extremist. Often a person who believes in forcing a right-wing Christian agenda on the rest of the world. Also known as a 'fundamentalist' or more recently 'evangelical'.

Since many Christofascists bristle at the term 'fundamentalist' there has been a movement to get the media to refer to them as 'evangelicals.' However the term 'evangelical' is a misleading one as many Christian sects are evangelical in nature and not all evangelical Christians have such extremem views or political agendas. Christofascist is a more descriptive term for these right-wing extremists.

James Dobson's Focus on the Family is a Christofascist hate group bent on banning abortion and opressing homosexuals.

Christofascist by damncutekitty January 24, 2005

Christofascism

Evangelical, semi-theocratical movement or temperment of Americans who stand against abortion, sexual education, homosexuality, science, anti-Zionism, and the separation of church and state.

Origins: In the mid-2000s, the Bush administration refined its broadly titled "War on Terror" campaign to the "Fight Against Islamofascism." This transfered the stigma of the 9/11 attacks and that carried by our enemies in the Middle East from tactics (e.g., terrorism) to policies (e.g., a Muslim caliphate). Since politically-active Evangelicals seek to at least partially theocratize America, the term "Christofascism" appeared to take advantage of the Republican rhetorical realignment.

One uses the term perjoratively when calling someone else a Christofascist. It inherently accuses its object of disloyalty to democracy; it attempts to evoke the feelings of hostility towards Middle Eastern terrorists and transfer them to Evangelicals.

When discussed generally, Christofascism is a bold label for political Evangelism but does not sling as much mud as the former usage.

Andrew: I believe that America was chosen to be God's nation, and that the Framers intended for there to be no separation of church and state.
James: Like every other Christofascist, Andrew, you want to replace our Constitution with the Bible.

Moderator: Jennifer, I know that you are working on behalf of the Socialist candidate, but I'm wondering what you expect will be the ground effort that Evangelical Republicans make this year on behalf of the Republican candidate's campaign?
Jennifer: The important thing to remember about Christofascism is that they only participate in party politics when they believe it will advance their specific agenda. If the Republican candidate only campaigns on the economy and national security, the Christofascists will not go the extra mile in terms of campaign support that they tend to go when the nominee talks about abortion, public prayer, and gay marriage.

Christofascism by Dr. Octagon January 11, 2008