1. A term used to describe the tendency among some politically active conservative Christians to seek influence or control over secular civil government through political action, especially in the United States, with the goal of either a nation governed by Christians, or a nation governed by a conservative Christian understanding of biblical law.
2. In short, the term refers to Christian religious supremacism.
3. A supporter of a distinctly Christian theocratic dictatorship.
2. In short, the term refers to Christian religious supremacism.
3. A supporter of a distinctly Christian theocratic dictatorship.
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A cultural, spiritual, and national movement affirming the identity, heritage, and homeland of the Dominican people. Dominicism celebrates Dominican roots, defends the right of return for the diaspora, and preserves the traditions, language, and faith that define Dominicanidad. It arises in response to displacement, desdomy, and cultural erasure.
A cultural, spiritual, and national movement affirming the identity, heritage, and homeland of the Dominican people. Dominicism celebrates Dominican roots, defends the right of return for the diaspora, and preserves the traditions, language, and faith that define Dominicanidad. It arises in response to displacement, desdomy, and cultural erasure.
“For many in the diaspora, Dominicism offers a way to reconnect with their roots and resist the cultural erasure they’ve experienced abroad.”
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