Sentences with phrase «fundamentalism go»

The roots of contemporary Fundamentalism go deep in Protestant history.

The main point of this critique is that Fundamentalism goes too far in creating a segregated community and has lost its ability to communicate effectively to the culture.

Not exact matches

To «go soft» on hyper - fundamentalism on one hand or evangelicalism on the other is to remove from prospective converts the reasons to join this brand of fundamentalist movement.

But to understand the rise of Muslim fundamentalism we must go as far back as the 18th century, when Muhammad al - Wahhab founded the Wahhabi movement in Arabia.

Another option is to go the Way of Fundamentalism — if important doctrines of your faith conflict with reason, dismiss or radically reinterpret the evidence from reason.

But Abrahamic fundamentalism and modern liberalism just don't go together.

A few acknowledge that the contest is most importantly about religion, but then go on to trivialize that reality by saying we are at war with all forms of «fundamentalism,» including the «religious right» in this country.

Fundamentalism, he said, «represents a mind - set confined within one Prophet, one Book, a single way of worship» which by nature led to the «concept of believers going to heaven and nonbelievers going to hell, with a religious duty cast upon its followers to convert the rest by any means whatsoever» (Indian Express?

Much attention is being given to the attempt to go beyond fundamentalism, but the «new evangelical» theology still tends to sound like either Protestant scholasticism or fundamentalism.

My third prediction is that the word «evangelical» will go the way of «fundamentalism» as its adherents become increasingly homogonous and as the word becomes associated with dogmatism regarding politics, science, women's roles, homosexuality, salvation, and biblical literalism.

The Guardian: Peter Higgs criticizes Richard Dawkins over anti-religious «fundamentalism» As public disagreements go, few can have boasted such heavy - hitting antagonists.

Look at the songs of Fundamentalism: «That will be glory for me... I shall see Him face to face... My sins are gone... I'm so happy... I'm saved, saved, saved... Love lifted me... He holds my hand... Now I belong to Jesus... Safe am I... My Lord is real, yea, real to me...»

For example, the kind of «biblical theology» sometimes advocated assumes that we should go forward by taking with utmost seriousness the biblical images or motifs — not the literal, textual stuff of Scripture, which would involve us in a kind of new «fundamentalism», but the main - line of biblical images.

Personally, I started life as a catholic and later converted to born again fundamentalism with which I had been deeply involved for 20 + years before going through a de-conversion process and finally becoming an atheist.

I had to get past the hurt though and stand firm on the biblical truth that fundamentalism represents and the finished work of the cross in spite of everything seeeming to go south in my life.

The rest of the European Left never quite went the neo con distance that Blair et al took the Labour Party, but with a few honourable exceptions, the political surrender to free market fundamentalism drove many of the social democratic parties to run up the white flag.

So this book proposes a different strategy: think big, go deep, and move the ideological pole far away from the stifling market fundamentalism that has become the greatest enemy to planetary health.

I may not like the religious fundamentalism inherent in the niqab and the burqa but politically I'm reluctant to tell people what to do and legally I can't see this law going anywhere.