Really? You don't "think" this movement is of God? How do you KNOW? Christian men are leaving the church in droves and I know why; If I have to listen to one more sermon about how we are supposed to pray for our enemies while the country is falling apart at the hands of moral relativists, pro-abortionists, and social engineers, I don't know what I'll do. God didn't make us to huddle in our masses and pray for the bad stuff to go away, He made us to ACT and to DO. Prayer is certainly a part of that, but so is action. Even as you read this, there is legislation to silence any political speech from the pulpit (By the way, political speech can be interpreted as saying that Christians should be anti-abortion). Christians of old would defy the law and preach Christian values anyway. Now, however, the church is more worried about maintaining a tax exempt status than it is about inspiring men to act. You state, "It appears to be the PK movement reinvented and repackaged. The rah rah of the "Contemporary Christian" flesh rearing it's ugly head again." I say your defeatism is disappointing.