Assertion: fundamentalist's religion | /r/HasProperty | confronted with conflict
Facets:
value: between compassion
type: OTHER
value: between caring
type: OTHER
value: between love
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: Fundamentalism Defined Fundamentalism is variously described by various authors, but to me it really boils down to a rather simple test: In my view, a fundamentalist religion is a religion, any religion, that when confronted with a conflict between love, compassion and caring, and conformity to doctrine, will almost invariably choose the latter regardless of the effect it has on its followers or on the society of which it is a part.