Indeed. Here's something from an essay by ex-Evangelical Christopher Stroop in The Wheel, an Eastern Orthodox Journal (I love the phrase "bad ecumenism." And it is tyrannical.) 

". . . bad ecumenism is oriented not toward the general good, but toward the goal of conservative Christian political domination through the coercive imposition of shared “traditional values” that in fact dehumanize and, when enshrined in law, discriminate against women, members of the LGBTQ community, non-Christians, liberals—in short, a variety of “others.” Perhaps because I was socialized in Christian Right institutions to become a culture warrior in this vein, when it comes to approaches to discussions of fundamentalism, I have something to bring to the table in dialogue with nonfundamentalist believers."

He goes on to talk about the "current orientation of some American social conservatives toward Moscow as a specific example of how bad ecumenism operates." Archives, issue 6.