To the outsider, Christ Church looks like a standard conservative congregation. But beneath the veneer of psalm-singing and flannel shirts lies a highly disciplined "state within a state"-a theocratic empire built by controversial pastor Douglas Wilson. His goal is not merely to preach the gospel, but to conquer the culture: "All of Christ for All of Life." For decades, Wilson has operated on the fringes, building a network of schools, media platforms, and loyal followers trained in the "serrated edge" of cultural warfare. Now, that edge is cutting into the heart of American power. With the rise of the "New Right" and the endorsement of key political figures like Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth, the "Moscow Mood" is going national. But at what cost? The Moscow Project is an explosive investigative report that peels back the layers of Wilson's dominion. It exposes the dark underbelly of a movement built on historical revisionism, a defense of antebellum slavery, and a theology that weaponizes "anti-empathy" to silence victims of sexual abuse. From the insular courts of church discipline to the corridors of Washington D.C., this book traces the rise of a movement that believes democracy is a failed experiment and that the American Republic must be replaced by a Christian Nationalist state. Essential reading for anyone concerned about the future of faith, politics, and democracy in America, The Moscow Project asks the ultimate question: When the storm comes, will the house built on the Palouse stand, or will it collapse under the weight of its own secrets?