is there any extreame fundamentalists on today fancy not bombing something today?
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Are you asking Bush?\nHe is not listening, busy bombing here and there.
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No, today has been no different from any other day. No demon attacks, bloody satanic rituals done,  or great apocalyptic catastrophe that I'm aware of. Durn it. Don't you just hate it when the world doesn't do what you religion says it's supposed to do?
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No.  Many different people are behind many different terroristic operations.  In Northern Ireland, you had the IRA doing a lot of killing and bombing for years before the Islamic attacks.  All religion have fanatics.  It is normal and human nature.
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It's the strict interpretation of a certain religion.  If someone is a religious fundamentalist then they take their religion literally and do not allow for interpretation.
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The pastor you describe is an example of an extreme fundamentalist.  It is important to understand that every Baptist is not this way.  When he told you that you were living a life of sin, you should have told him that he was as well.  We need to remember that the Bible says that we have ALL sinned.\n\n30 years ago, fundamentalists led a takeover of the Southern Baptist Convention and those who disagreed with them were either forced out or chose to leave.  The result was the formation of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.  Look at the website I am putting below.  If there is a CBF church in your area, you will probably feel for comfortable there.  Your pastor may or may not be Southern Baptist, but I have known at least one pastor who had beliefs EXACTLY like those you described.  Feel free to send me a message if you have some other questions.
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I think the entire muslim faith must be distinguished from Islamic Fundamentalism, which is as it's name implies is much more fundamentalist in nature. \n\nUnfortunately, I think there are a large number of Islamic fundamentalists who condone the actions of terrorists.\n\nMercifully Islamic Fundamentalism is the credo of only a small percentage of those of the Muslim faith.
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Technically, fundamentalists exist in all religions. \n\nIt simply means those who consider themselves as getting back to basics (the fundamentals) of their religion.\n\nTolerance of others -- very individual and depends on each person.  There is no way to attach tolerance or intolerance to such a broad spectrum of persons.
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No.  First off, it is no Islam that is the threat but the radicals.  Christian religion has the same issues.
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Well, in the first place, Christian fundamentalists are ironically very un-Christian in every respect except what they call themselves. It's weird, but the biggest "Christians" are the least Christian.\n\nA true fundamentalist in the accurate sense of the word would be living in poverty, shunning the worldly things, and doing endless charity work, like Mother Theresa, or Buddhist monks.
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Terrorism exists because of misinterpretation of religious documents. It's that simple for both "I'm gonna bomb a bus" terrorism or "I'm going to beat up some gays" terrorism.
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They are selling the world out from under us.  The way things are going now, in 20 years, there will be no such thing as private ownership in this country; everything will be owned by major corporations.\n\nWhen will you fundamentalists figure out that Bush isn't a REAL christian?  No christian would look upon violence so favorably.
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A world without any religious fundamentalist crackpots in it!
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The term "fundies" is short for fundamentalists.  A fundamentalist is traditionally someone who takes the Bible literally and beats people (figuratively, of course) over the head with their beliefs.  The believe that the Bible is 100% the fundamental truth, and are very aggressive and (many times) hateful in conveying that "truth".  \n\nMelissa
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No. I find their "concrete entities such as man and society" to be perhaps less concrete than the speculations they mention. Though I am sure there is a little bit of empiricist in any rational person.
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Atheism has doubled in popularity in America in the last few decades. And statistics clearly show that more fundamentalist countries don't do as well. With any luck, this recent trend will continue and human beings will be free from their need for religion.
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This is just one of the take overs being \nattempted today.. The same action is going on in more than 20 countries presently. Islam is on the march..
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Christian fundamentalists think that they're right and that everyone else is wrong. Also, they believe that the Bible calls on them to save everyone else from eternal damnation, so they'll use any means possible, no matter how intrusive it may be, to achieve this. If anything, though, their efforts usually seem to have the opposite effect.