• The Right and the Righteous : The Christian Right Confronts the Republican Party
• Who's Afraid of the Religious Right
• Why the Religious Right Is Wrong : About Separation of Church & State
• James Dobson's War on America
• The Most Dangerous Man in America? : Pat Robertson and the Rise of the Christian Coalition
• Casting the First Stone : The Hypocrisy of Religious Fundamentalism and Its Threat to Society
• The Antigay Agenda : Orthodox Vision and the Christian Right
• Sex and the Church : Gender, Homosexuality, and the Transformation of Christian Ethics
• Congregations in Conflict : The Battle over Homosexuality
• The Gay Agenda : Talking Back to the Fundamentalists
• Media, Culture, and the Religious Right
• Perfect Enemies : The Religious Right, the Gay Movement, and the Politics of the 1990s
• Moral Panic : Exposing the Religious Right's Agenda on Sexuality (Listen Up!)
• Facing the Wrath : Confronting the Right in Dangerous Times
• Roads to Dominion : Right-Wing Movements and Political Power in the United States
• Jerry Falwell V. Larry Flynt : The First Amendment on Trial
• Evangelical Terrorism : Censorship, Falwell, Robertson & the Seamy Side of Christian Fundamentalism

The lunatic fringe of the Religious Right: Christian Identity and the connection to white supremacism and militias

Of particular concern in the 1990s is a continuing convergence of sections of the white supremacist movement with the radical Christian Right, as represented by Pat Robertson, and nationalist ultra-conservatives, as represented by Pat Buchanan. This alliance is between religious determinists who think that one's degree of Christianity determines one's future, economic determinists who see themselves in a war of the "haves" against the "have-nots," and biological determinists for whom race is everything. All believe they are in battle to save Western civilization (white Europeans) from the ungodly and the unfit (people of color, gays and lesbians, and Jews).   from White Supremacy in the 90s

• Militia Watchdog
• Militias and the Religious Right (article)
• White Supremacy in the 90s (article)
• Gospel Ministries
• Kingdom Identity Ministries
• America's Promise Ministries
• The Lord's Work, Inc.
• Citizens for the Ten Commandments
• Society for the Pratical Establishment and Perpetuation of the Ten Commandments
• Melchizedek Vigilance
• The American Guardian
• Creator's Rights Party

Bob Enyart

Bob Enyart. This right-wing nutcase is so far gone that Rush Limbaugh sounds like a liberal in comparison. Bobby-boy used to work in the computer business, but that was so disgustingly liberal to him that he decided to be a far-right crackpot for a living. On his website, he offers such pearls of wisdom as

"The ACLU defends the right for owning and distributing and profiting from child pornography." "Animal rights: Animals have the right to be hunted, the right to be killed, the right to be skinned, the right to be cooked, and the right to be eaten. " "Gay : Stands for: 'Got AIDs Yet?'" "Homos do not deserve equal rights. The only rights homos should have is the right to a fair and speedy trial. " "Should Christians govern and are Christians the only ones who are truly qualified to govern, and the answer is, of course, Yes."

Other Conservative Organizations

• The American Conservative Union
• Media Research Center
• The Heritage Foundation
• The John Birch Society

Anti-Pornography

• The Christian Alliance for Sexual Recovery
• National Coalition of the Protection of Children and Families
• The National Obscenity Law Center
• Enough is Enough

• Cyberangels
• Responsible Speech

Sites of or about specific individuals

• Oliver North Homepage
• Rush Limbaugh's 18 Rules of Right Wing Radio Bombast
• The way things aren't: Rush Limbaugh debates reality
• Anti-Rush Headquarters
• The Way Things Really Are: Debunking Rush Limbaugh on the Environment
• Pat Buchanan in his own words
• Pat Buchanan's Skeleton Closet