This is ridiculous. One more conspiracy theory...
I'm sorry this is so long, but please read all of it. It's important.
First of all, you're judging the whole of the "Christian right" by a few extremists. That's dumb, just like those dumb ultra-conservative hicks I live around who think all Muslims are terrorists. The only difference is that it's not as obvious that it's dumb because Christians are a majority, as opposed to the minority of Muslims. And we all know majorities are evil.
QUIT STEREOTYPING!!!
Second, so what if Christians are gaining influence? They just want to make the world a better place. There's no ambition or greed on the Christian's part AS A WHOLE. Most Christians denominations aren't organized enough to be doing this a some sort of "conquest" of the government. Catholics may have the potential, but it's largely the evangelicals that are changing America in the ways that you fear.
Third, TRYING TO CHANGE AMERICA IS NOT THE SAME AS TAKING OVER SOCIETY. Obviously, you don't think America's perfect. If you try to change it so it better suits you and your beliefs, is that wrong? Is that a hostile take-over? I think not! Someone disagreeing with you is NOT the same thing as censorship or suppression. How is it different than from what the Atheist Left is doing? Really, how?
Fourth, you and many others grossly interpret "seperation of church and state". That doesn't mean that Christians must restrict all of their religious practices to private areas (heh heh, I'd like to make a pun but won't). I know that's not what most people want, but some people do. More importantly, it also does not mean they should keep our faith put of teir votes. I say it's a free country, let the Christians vote however they wish! Who are you to tell them how to vote? Who are you to say that the most important thing in some of their lives should simply be put aside when it comes to the "real world"? This involves a misrepresentation of Christianity: it's like saying it's only a make-believe game, not something that anyone takes seriously or that has any merit. Secularism is all great and fine, but you can't force it on anyone!
This leads me to what I have to say about all this "forcing of morals" bulljazz. WHen Christians vote on moral issues, we're no forcing anyone to "be Christian", believe in God, or even be good people. We're only fighting off the forcing of secularism on us!
Take Gay marriage, for instance: we're not forcing gays to be straight. We're only trying to live in a world better suited to what we believe is our God.
And while we're at it, the right to privacy thing doesn't hold up. First of all, if you're going to say we can't VOTE how we want to, all right to privacy goes straight out the window. After that, it still doesn't work because homosexuality is NOT private. People parade it around. And look at pop culture: It's not only accepted, but glorified and encouraged. We're going to fight that, and if it becomes private, I personally would stop fighting it. (And the "it's natural" argument doesn't hold up either; more on that if you're interested in hearing it)
Another issue I assume you're thinking about is abortion. That's also a misinterpretation. When I cast a vote against abortion in any form, a presidential or congressional vote, I'm not forcing those women to be Christian. (I am forcing them to be responsible for their actions, but that has nothing to do with religion) I'm saving the lives of those children! That's what I'm trying to do. It has nothing to do with a takeover, it's just to save the children!
So all this hatred and hysteria is without merit or basis. It all stems from resentment over being "judged" and losing the presidential election and many liberal seats in Congress. Christians are NOT conquering the country, and if you want to make a difference, use Votes, not HATE!
