Christian Reconstructionism is a theological and political movement that seeks to apply Christian principles to all areas of life, including government, education, and culture. It emphasizes the authority of the Bible as the ultimate guide for moral and social order, advocating for a society governed by Biblical law. Proponents believe that by reconstructing society according to Christian values, they can create a more just and moral world. This movement often critiques secularism and promotes the idea that Christians should actively engage in politics to influence laws and policies in alignment with their faith.