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Books and movies like this are highly amusing on their take of what fundamentalism will be like in the future. They haven't gotten it right yet.
'''''The Handmaid's Tale''''' is a [[feminist]] [[science fiction]] novel by [[Margaret Atwood]] about women suffering under a fictional, oppressive, male-centered [[theocracy]] in the [[United States of America]], which was based on a future extrapolation of contemporary fundamentalism. It was first published in 1985, and made into a movie in 1990.
'''''The Handmaid's Tale''''' is a [[feminist]] [[science fiction]] novel by [[Margaret Atwood]] about women suffering under a fictional, oppressive, male-centered [[theocracy]] in the [[United States of America]], which was based on an extreme extrapolation of contemporary fundamentalism. It was first published in 1985, and made into a movie in 1990.
=="Freedom of" versus "Freedom from"==
=="Freedom of" versus "Freedom from"==