He was called by critics a leader of the Dominionism movement.

The term dominionism is often used to describe a political movement among fundamentalist Christians.

This is the wider trend to which some critics refer, generally, as Dominionism.

The fact is that the journalists behind God Scare 2011 really aren't concerned about dominionism.

Some sociologists and critics refer to Reconstructionism as a type of "Dominionism".

In 2005, Clarkson enumerated the following characteristics shared by all forms of dominionism:

This is a sub-article to Dominionism and Theology.

It may refer to certain Protestant doctrines such as Reconstructionism and Dominionism.

He's also associated with Seven Mountains Dominionism.

Others have criticized Lizza's article, especially its connection of Schaeffer with Dominionism.

Reconstructionists themselves use the word dominionism to refer to their belief that Christians alone should control civil government, conducting it according to Biblical law.

Chip Berlet wrote that "some critics of the Christian Right have stretched the term dominionism past its breaking point."

Occasional critics have characterized Robertson as an advocate of dominionism; the idea that Christians have a right to rule.

The act has been viewed by critics as an attempt to advance the cause of Dominionism by conservative evangelical Christian Republicans.

Critics view dominionism as an attempt to improperly impose Christianity as the national faith of the United States.

TheocracyWatch's major area of interest is what it considers to be the influence of dominionism in the U.S. government.

The terms "dominionist" and "dominionism" are rarely used for self-description, and their usage has been attacked from several quarters.

These critics claim the frequent use of the word "dominion" by Reconstructionist writers, strongly associates the critical term Dominionism with this movement.

Some separate Christian cultural and political movements object to being described with the label Dominionism, because in their mind the word implies attachment to Reconstructionism.

TheocracyWatch's method for gauging the influence of dominionism is by studying the voting patterns of members of Congress.

Unlike "dominionism", the phrase "Christian nation" occurs commonly in the writings of leaders of the Christian Right.

Those labeled dominionists rarely use the terms "dominionist" and "dominionism" for self-description, and some people have attacked the use of such words.

Christian Reconstructionists object to the "Dominionism" and the "Dominion Theology" labels, which they say misrepresent their views.

According to Diamond, the defining concept of dominionism is "that Christians alone are Biblically mandated to occupy all secular institutions until Christ returns".