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'''Fundamentalism''' is a theological tendency seeking to follow and preserve what are believed to be the essential fundamentals of a [[religion]] or ideology. Followers of fundamentalism often seek to prevent what they perceive to be the liberalization of these fundamentals. | '''Fundamentalism''' is a theological tendency seeking to follow and preserve what are believed to be the essential fundamentals of a [[religion]] or ideology. Followers of fundamentalism often seek to prevent what they perceive to be the liberalization of these fundamentals. | ||
Revision as of 22:03, September 27, 2007
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Fundamentalism is a theological tendency seeking to follow and preserve what are believed to be the essential fundamentals of a religion or ideology. Followers of fundamentalism often seek to prevent what they perceive to be the liberalization of these fundamentals.
Often the term "fundamentalism" is used in a pejorative way by opponents of Christianity.