Why do paleoconservative conspiracy theorists always turn out to be fundies?

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Warning: Generalizations ahead.

As the thread title says, why do paleoconservative conspiracy theorists (almost) always turn out to have fundamentalistic religious beliefs?  I understand that conservative Christianity and traditionalism are basically tenets of paleoconservatism per definition, but it seems that the folks who are most adamant about skepticism (irrational skepticism, but skepticism nonetheless) tend to have an interpretation of the Bible that's more literal than that of arguably most conventional religious conservatives.

So, are paleoconsevative conservative theorists either strictly guided by a religious worldview that encourages the questioning and profoundly irrational concern of literally everything but the worldview itself, or is there another angle to it that I'm just not seeing?

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Can you give an example of a "paleoconservative" conspiracy theory?

Because I think there are plenty of "9/11 was an inside job" types who aren't very religious or might be atheist or agnostic. Same with vaccines. And a lot of the UN-related ones tend to attract libertarians who often don't fit the mold of Christian fundamentalist.

Take the stuff this guy is apparently so paranoid about, for example.

I've acknowledged that the OP sounds a little over-generalizing, but I'm not talking about the non-religious conspiracy theorists.

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Can you give an example of a "paleoconservative" conspiracy theory?

Because I think there are plenty of "9/11 was an inside job" types who aren't very religious or might be atheist or agnostic. Same with vaccines. And a lot of the UN-related ones tend to attract libertarians who often don't fit the mold of Christian fundamentalist.

Take the stuff this guy is apparently so paranoid about, for example.

I've acknowledged that the OP sounds a little over-generalizing, but I'm not talking about the non-religious conspiracy theorists.

religious conspiracy theorists are religious?

I've been having serious communication problems with people lately...

But, yes, I'm specifically inferring about the relationship between religious fundamentalism and conspiracy theorists who claim to be religious paleoconservatives.

I don't think religious paleoconservative-types like NJ Christian and Chuck Baldwin (I assume this is the kind of person you're talking about) are that skeptical or questioning about everything, just organizations and institutions that their ideology causes them to distrust, like the UN, the Federal government, multinational corporations, etc.

Also, Agenda 21 and REAL ID are undeniably real.

So in other words, religion is generally the reason that these conspiracy theorists question those institutions rather than something which exists outside the purview of their political ideology?

I mean, I suppose that was obvious, but it also seems rather disingenuous that one would question just about everything involving some form of hierarchy with the exception of religious dogma.*  I don't come across many paleocons who've cooked up a bunch of inordinate theories about Christianity or their churches.

*inb4 HockeyDude