In his article, Samuel Gregg claims that "statements put together by various scholars and intellectuals involved in movements such as Evangelicals and Catholics Together . . . contain not a shred of theocratic aspiration."

Yeah, well, not quite. In their joint statement, We Contend Together, Evangelicals and Catholics Together posited "moral truth" as the basis for politics and law; said religion uniquely secures "virtue"; demanded "moral education" in public schools; and in a mysterious fit of pique, condemned "multiculturalism." (I know the latter isn't relevant but it was too bizarre to omit.)

At the very least, this is a moving sidewalk to a theocratic state.