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As a book-category, "Christian Reconstructionism" denotes works that advance a conservative Reformed theology advocating the reconstruction of society according to a comprehensive Christian worldview. Such books typically argue for the application of Biblical law (including aspects of Old Testament civil law) to modern social, legal and political institutions, emphasize dominion or postmillennial expectations that the church should transform culture, and often employ presuppositional apologetics. Authors in this category (e.g., R. J. Rushdoony, Greg Bahnsen, Gary North) write on theology, Biblical exegesis, Christian ethics, law, education, economics, and public policy from theonomic and reconstructionist perspectives; the tone ranges from scholarly theology to polemical activism aimed at pastors, policy advocates, and lay Christians interested in social reform.

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