Evangelicals share much the same theology as Fundamentalists but put much less emphasis on the aggressive defense of that theology.

Contents

• 1 Christian
• 2 Islamic
• 3 Hindu
• 4 Non-religious
  • 4.1 Atheist
• 5 Criticism
• 6 Controversy
• 7 See also
• 8 Citations and footnotes
• 9 References
• 10 External links

Noun

fundament n. (plural fundamenten)

1. basis
2. foundation

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Fundamentalism Information (Islamic Fundamentalism) @ Fundements.com
... and Hindu Fundamentalism information plus more related topics on Fundements.com ... atheistic fundamentalism", claiming that it advocated that religion ... culture and society ...
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• Society: Politics: Conservatism: Opposing Views: Anti-Religious Right (6)

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• Born Again Fundamentalist Christianity Exposed
  angelfire.com
  Exposes the teachings of born again fundamentalist Christianity as false and misleading. Identifies the errors, inconsistencies and contradictions in the Bible which render it a document full of errors and not the word of any deity.
• Understanding the Religious Reich
  neopagan.net
  Neopagan criticism of Christian Fundamentalists.
• Interfaith Alliance
  interfaithalliance.org
  A faith-based organization, of many faith traditions, working together "...to stand up to the growing and ominous power and influence of the Christian Coalition and other religious political extremist groups and individuals." Supported by news reporter Walter Cronkite.