Christian fundamentalism as we know it today didn’t appear in all its glory until the 19th century

guno

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"the great allure of fundamentalism for its followers is that by simply believing the right things, they get to go to heaven. But the allure for its leaders is even greater. For, if you know all the answers and thereby possess the keys to heaven, you have the power to control others, to bend them to your will and your way of looking at the world.

It’s an intoxicating fruit to be sure.

Which is why despite its intellectual shortcomings, it should really come as no surprise that so many continue to embrace fundamentalism despite its plummeting reputation.

- See more at: The Ironic Thing About Fundamentalism | Zack Hunt"
 
Which is why despite its intellectual shortcomings, it should really come as no surprise that so many continue to embrace fundamentalism despite its plummeting reputation.

- See more at: The Ironic Thing About Fundamentalism | Zack Hunt"

You mean the many that continue to embrace islamic zealotry?

What amazes me is the people who embrace regressive philosophy despite it's intellectual vacuum.


 
What amazes me is the people who embrace regressive philosophy despite it's intellectual vacuum.
You mean like "original intent", a philosophy so vacuous that it assumes all the Founders had the same intent?
 
"the great allure of fundamentalism for its followers is that by simply believing the right things, they get to go to heaven. But the allure for its leaders is even greater. For, if you know all the answers and thereby possess the keys to heaven, you have the power to control others, to bend them to your will and your way of looking at the world.

It’s an intoxicating fruit to be sure.

Which is why despite its intellectual shortcomings, it should really come as no surprise that so many continue to embrace fundamentalism despite its plummeting reputation.

- See more at: The Ironic Thing About Fundamentalism | Zack Hunt"
Seems like WillHaftawaite is like a retarded child who laughs at everything
 
"the great allure of fundamentalism for its followers is that by simply believing the right things, they get to go to heaven. But the allure for its leaders is even greater. For, if you know all the answers and thereby possess the keys to heaven, you have the power to control others, to bend them to your will and your way of looking at the world.

It’s an intoxicating fruit to be sure.

Which is why despite its intellectual shortcomings, it should really come as no surprise that so many continue to embrace fundamentalism despite its plummeting reputation.

- See more at: The Ironic Thing About Fundamentalism | Zack Hunt"
Seems like WillHaftawaite is like a retarded child who laughs at everything

Seems rather odd to insult someone who hasn't said anything on this subject.
 

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