Alabama Supreme Court Justice Tom Parker's Connection to Christian Nationalist Movement
Alabama Supreme Court Justice Tom Parker's involvement with a Christian Nationalist movement has come under scrutiny after the court ruled that frozen embryos should be considered 'extrauterine children.' Parker's connections with a network of 'prophets' within the movement go back at least two decades, and he has been involved in efforts to influence judges in Alabama to accept his interpretation of Christianity.
Key Points
- Tom Parker's involvement with Seven Mountains theology and the New Apostolic Reformation movement.
- Efforts to influence judges in Alabama based on Christian beliefs.
- Connections with 'prophets' and involvement in post-January 6th events.
Pros
- Raised awareness about the influence of Christian Nationalist movements in judicial decisions.
Cons
- Raises concerns about the separation of religion and state in the legal system.
- Potential implications of Christian Nationalism on judicial integrity.