Roman Catholicism and Papistry perhaps resembles Islam somewhat, but that's in contradiction to the New Testament. Half of all Christians are Roman Catholic. T

Roman Catholicism and Papistry perhaps resembles Islam somewhat, but that's in contradiction to the New Testament. Half of all Christians are Roman Catholic. There are still a couple of Anglican, Lutheran and Eastern Orthodox state churches today. Dominion theology is well alive within evangelical circles. Sure, it's possible to make a case for secularism within a Christian context (render unto Caesar, my kingdom is not of this world, ...), but that's not the only case you can make: The God of Christianity is also the God of the Old Testament, and that guy was not a fan of the separation of church and state...