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|atheist

|[[Atheism|atheist]]

|1571

|1571

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|"Big Bang"

|"[[Big Bang theory|Big Bang]]"

|1948

|1948

|term invented by the leading [[British]] physicist Sir [[Fred Hoyle]] to ''mock'' this suggestion of how the universe was formed

|term invented by the leading [[British]] physicist Sir [[Fred Hoyle]] to ''mock'' this suggestion of how the universe was formed

|term indicates an individual human's effect on the environment by production of carbon dioxide  

|term indicates an individual human's effect on the environment by production of carbon dioxide  

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|communism

|[[communism]]

|1840

|1840

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|A term coined in the so-called [[enlightenment]] to disparage the period between the fall of the [[Roman Empire]] and c.1000, when the Christian faith, and its learning and culture, spread across Europe.

|A term coined in the so-called [[enlightenment]] to disparage the period between the fall of the [[Roman Empire]] and c.1000, when the Christian faith, and its learning and culture, spread across Europe.

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|detente

|[[Détente|detente]]

|1970s

|1970s

|A euphemism referring to pacifist policy re. the Soviet Union

|A euphemism referring to pacifist policy re. the Soviet Union

|A term used to redefine socialist abridgment of rights as "just"

|A term used to redefine socialist abridgment of rights as "just"

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|enlightenment

|[[enlightenment]]

|1669

|1669

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|environmentalism

|[[Environmentalist|environmentalism]]

|1922

|1922

|a mixture of [[pseudoscience]] and neo-[[paganism]] used to justify the imposition of [[socialist]]ic controls.

|a mixture of [[pseudoscience]] and neo-[[paganism]] used to justify the imposition of [[socialist]]ic controls.

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|fundamentalism

|[[fundamentalism]]

|1922

|1922

|"a movement in 20th century Protestantism emphasizing the literally interpreted Bible as fundamental to Christian life and teaching"<ref>http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fundamentalism</ref> From a series of pamphlets called "The Fundamentals" which outlined the movement.  Perjorative usage started when the liberal [[Harry Emerson Fosdick]] began using the term in a straw man attack against [[Conservative Christianity]].

|"a movement in 20th century Protestantism emphasizing the literally interpreted Bible as fundamental to Christian life and teaching"<ref>http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fundamentalism</ref> From a series of pamphlets called "The Fundamentals" which outlined the movement.  Perjorative usage started when the liberal [[Harry Emerson Fosdick]] began using the term in a straw man attack against [[Conservative Christianity]].

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|feminism   

|[[feminism]]    

|1895   

|1895   

|notionally, "the theory of the political, economic, and social equality of the sexes"; in reality, the attempt to destroy traditional family, societal and religious values by erasing or undermining natural gender differences.   

|notionally, "the theory of the political, economic, and social equality of the sexes"; in reality, the attempt to destroy traditional family, societal and religious values by erasing or undermining natural gender differences.