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Define atheist fundamentalism. There is no set form of atheism or agreed principles. So long as it is based on observable reality I don't think there is a problem with many forms of fundamentalism. ...
People not familiar with Christian fundamentalism may not know what courting is, so here's a definition from a Christian: “Courting is young adults seeking each other under their parents' supervision for the purpose of finding a spouse ...
That would seem to be the Christian thing to do. Anyone who uses Beck's statement to claim that Beck wants people to ignore the poor is a liar. Beck had a particular definition of the term "social justice" in mind when he made his statement . .... a fundamentalist talking about cold love...that's rich. kansasmennonite. But if you go to your own blog it looks like some of it came from the likes of Beck, Limbaugh, etc. pooch. "I'll be the first to turn myself in...as a ...
What a bizarre definition of force! And all the gay media has routinely reported on the killing of gays by Islamic regimes, including the very sites that Carroll bashes. As someone who has condemned religious extremism, be it Islamic or Christian, I have to say that ... What about the conservative head-in-the-sand approach to the extremism of their fundamentalist Christian allies and their antigay agenda? Fundamentalist Muslims and Christians both stand guilty of bigotry. ...
And to Colonel Julian, who was too much of a coward to come on Democracy Now! today, when he says we have a war to fight, well, unfortunately, the war seems to be between fundamentalist Christians and the Constitution. ...
When I refer to fundamentalism, I reckon I'm using it in it's original sense, that is a Christian who advocates Biblical inerrancy, rejects the scholarship of Biblical criticism and who (over)emphasises the penal substitution model of ...
Ironically, those who attempt to define Christianity and the Christian nation for others rely upon idolatrous belief. They live in the gated community of the mind that excludes both the neighbor and the God they claim to embrace. In their intoxication with their own claims to godliness, conservative Christians have forgotten that they, too, are finite creatures with limited vision. Such spiritual pathology is characteristic of fundamentalists of all stripes, ...
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