Not exact matches
The Palestinian / Israeli impasse is easily the most serious conflict in the world
today and it is being continually exacerbated
by the
fundamentalists of all three monotheistic faiths.
But,
today's modern evangelical
fundamentalists, going back to the days of Abraham Vereide founding of the religio - business - political cabal The Family / The Fellowship / C Street / National Prayer Breakfast, chooses to ignore Jesus» comments about his ministry and are bound and determined to have our government controlled
by theocratic politicians who are passing laws to further their goal of turning this country into an theocracy.
Barr is surely right in insisting that while
fundamentalists have made many changes in style (as evidenced, for example,
by Christianity
Today) on the theological level and especially with regard to biblical interpretation, there is more continuity than discontinuity.
Fundamentalists have in the past sometimes considered both education and science to be works of the devil; this attitude, largely engendered
by the controversy over evolution, is less common
today.
Those of us who dismiss the conservative tradition as being represented
by Billy Graham or
by the stance of Christianity
Today ten or 5 years ago might, for example, take a look at Richard Mouw's Political Evangelism, which is typical of a new breed of theological writing from a very conservative, though hardly
fundamentalist, biblical perspective, or God in Public,
by William Coats, Episcopal chaplain at the University of Wisconsin.
These key founders along with others like Thomas Jefferson, Thomas Paine, and more, were far from
fundamentalist Christians at the time in their lives when they were writing the laws that we still live
by today in this country, fred.
By: Jillian Lauren There's a piece in the NYTimes
today about iPhone apps that give you zingy one - liners and rhetorical strategies to aid you in debating those pesky religious
fundamentalists.
Those state - run schools are closed
today, the immigrants to the United States say, and have been replaced
by schools with a new agenda — one that teaches a small number of students a
fundamentalist version of Islam.