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#Fundamentalism's equal weighting of the Old and New Testaments versus Liberalism privileging the New, especially the liberal tendency to interpret critical remarks against Judaism.
#Fundamentalism's equal weighting of the Old and New Testaments versus Liberalism privileging the New, especially the liberal tendency to interpret critical remarks against Judaism.
#Fundamentalism's belief in unconverted Israel over against Liberalism's conversion requirement (i.e., so-called replacement theology).
#Fundamentalism's belief in unconverted Israel over against Liberalism's conversion requirement (i.e., so-called replacement theology).
== Eric Kaufmann on the future of religious fundamentalism ==
"It will be a century or more before the world completes its [[demography|demographic]] transition. There is still too much smoke in the air for us to pick out the peaks and valleys of the emerging social order. This much seems certain: without a new [secular liberal] ideology to inspire social cohesion, [[fundamentalism]] cannot be stopped. The religious shall inherit the earth." - Professor [[Eric Kaufmann]]<ref>[https://www.chroniclesmagazine.org/the-stork-theory/ The Stork Theory] By Allan C. Carlson, February 28, 2018</ref>
== See also ==
== See also ==