Christian reconstructionism is a theological and political movement that seeks to apply Christian principles to all areas of life, including law, government, and culture. It advocates for a society governed by Biblical law, believing that the teachings of the Bible should influence modern legal systems and social norms. Proponents of Christian reconstructionism argue that a return to Biblical values can lead to a more just and moral society. They often emphasize the importance of theonomy, which is the belief that God's law should be the basis for civil law, and they aim to reconstruct society according to these principles.