fundamentalism

Kathleen Taylor, Neuroscientist, Says Religious Fundamentalism Could Be Treated As A Mental Illness http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/31/kathleen-taylor-religious-fundamentalism-mental-illness_n_3365896.html The Huffington Post | By Meredith Bennett-Smith Posted: 05/31/2013 12:21...

Rev. James Martin, S.J. Catholic priest and author, The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything There are as many paths to God as there are individuals. This is the fourth post in a series that looks at six of the most well-traveled paths for contemporary believers. The previous post...

source: http://www.{censored}/news/Sikh%2Bfundamentalism%2BHeating%2Bflaming/2973853/story.html Sikh fundamentalism: Heating up or flaming out? The Khalistani homeland issue has boiled up again, and India's PM is asking Ottawa to monitor the activities of fundamentalist Sikhs in Canada...

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There were riots across northern India last week after a shooting at a Sikh temple in Austria resulted in the death of a sect leader and, given that Punjabi culture is something I bang on about on occasion, it wasn't surprising, I suppose, that a couple of news producers rang, asking me to put...

“Fundamentalism” in its strictest technical use refers to a movement within American Protestant Evangelicalism of fairly recent origin. The word has come to be linked with various literalist, evangelical and charismatic groups and televangelists. Thence it has been applied to religious...

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