Assertion: fundamentalism | /r/HasProperty | attempt
Facets:
value: to religion
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: to a religion's doctrine
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in some other ideological form
type: OTHER
value: in religion
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Fundamentalism, I think, is an attempt, whether in religion or some other ideological form, to restore the taken-for-granted-ness that has been lost as a result of modernization.
text: Fundamentalism is the approach to religion that sees believers embrace an early form of their religion, to consider it beyond criticism and worthy enough to be enforced upon oneself (or others) without having to accommodate modern evidence or logical arguments against it 1 .
text: Fundamentalism is an approach to a religion's doctrine where its beliefs are enforced so strictly and literally that they are no longer compatible with the real-world as it is today.
text: Fundamentalism is "not so much an ideology as it is an attitude, an attitude of intolerance, incivility and narrowness," says Walter Shurden, professor of Christianity and director of the Center for Baptist Studies at Mercer University.
text: Fundamentalism and totalitarian nationalism—fused in every third-world version—are attempts.
text: Fundamentalism is the approach to religion that sees believers embrace an early form of their religion, to consider it beyond criticism and worthy enough to be enforced upon oneself (or others) without having to accommodate modern evidence or logical arguments against it 7 .