Fundamentalism

Influential criticisms of fundamentalism include James Barr 's books on Christian fundamentalism and Bassam Tibi 's analysis of Islamic fundamentalism.

Christian Greeks and Hindu Indians were increasingly discriminated against within their own historic homelands through instruments of discriminatory taxation, military suppression, and religious fundamentalism.

He worries that this could "lead to not only 'ghettoism' but fuel fundamentalism on both sides unless checked immediately".

ISIS, Marks says, also has more tendency towards religious fundamentalism than Hamas.

See, when the U.S. Constitution says, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion,” it really means that Protestant fundamentalism rules.

In his book “Beyond Fundamentalism,” Reza Aslan builds on this distinction.

Islamic fundamentalism that erased many non-Muslim faiths in these lands is now a menace to the progress of Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Maryam Akbari Monfared, imprisoned for more than 15 years, is a symbol of Iranian women’s resilience in the face of religious fundamentalism.

Millions were sacrificed on the altars of Nazism, Stalinism and Islamic fundamentalism.

Given a combination of government dithering, religious fundamentalism, a substandard health system and a country spread over 17,000 islands, Indonesia is rapidly developing Southeast Asia’s worst coronavirus crisis.

Radical orthodoxy “is radical because it promotes bold exploration beyond what is familiar, and therefore rejects the obstinateness of fundamentalism,” the declaration says.

The group’s argument is simply that the economy under President Donald Trump is being run by free-market fundamentalism and is leaving many behind.

Whether through indiscriminate violence, merciless killings or religious fundamentalism, there are many who seek to violently drive us apart.

Also a journalist, Kutty had fought against fundamentalism.

But many argue that the government’s rhetoric around the new policy sometimes dangerously conflates the Arabic language, Islam, political Islam and religious fundamentalism.

Islamist militancy/fundamentalism in Bangladesh is the sea in the book’s title, to the existence of which many reasons (rivers), historical and contemporary, global and local, popular and political, contribute.

I sometimes think about the day Iran is released from the shackles of Islamic fundamentalism.

On the other is a party offering an escape from a tortuous Brexit, a redistribution of wealth and power, and an end to the failed era of market fundamentalism and ruinous austerity.

The conversion of some youth to religious fundamentalism is also a worry.

Its fundamentalism spread far beyond Iran’s borders, even into Sunni countries.