The Washington Stand, the Family Research Council’s “outlet for news and commentary from a biblical worldview,” published a commentary Wednesday from Kansas pastor Kyle Lammott that reveals what FRC and its allies mean by a “biblical worldview.” It appears to be a lightly edited version of remarks Lammott made last Sunday at an event with FRC President Tony Perkins and dominionist New Apostolic Reformation figure Jim Garlow.
Lammott’s Exodus Church in Wichita is a member of the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches, a network founded by hard-right Christian nationalist and Pete Hegseth spiritual mentor Doug Wilson.
Lammott is an example of religious-right leaders’ habit of demeaning the faith of Christians who don’t share their religious and political worldview. He wrote an open letter attacking Democratic Senate candidate Adam Hamilton, pastor of the largest United Methodist church in the country, and calling on him to drop out of the Senate race “rather than carry the name of Christ into an office you intend to use to mock God by shielding those who desire the blood of the innocent.”
In his Washington Stand commentary, Lammott cites the biblical book of Revelation . . .
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