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2. Religious fundamentalism was spreading in the region.

3. What does Christianism mean? Christian fundamentalism

4. Is this countrified bleak fundamentalism a spoof?

5. Christianism (countable and uncountable, plural Christianisms) Christian fundamentalism

6. Spoke to me in the lingo of fundamentalism.

7. The harms of inflation fundamentalism do not stop there.

8. Is fundamentalism the only response to these trends?

9. Recent years have witnessed a growth in religious fundamentalism.

10. When the political climate tilted towards fundamentalism he was threatened.

11. This kind of fundamentalism is easily identifiable in the world today.

12. MOSSADEGH, Islam and Ayatollahs: rise of fundamentalism in Iran

13. It is understandable, then, why the term “fundamentalism” evokes the image of unreasoning fanaticism and why those who are not fundamentalists are uneasy when they see fundamentalism spreading.

14. To this, fundamentalism as expressed in the articles is totally alien.

15. Russia's brutal repression and lawlessness have pushed people towards Islamic fundamentalism.

16. Nineteenth-century Fundamentalism re-introduced Creedal controversy into Baptist life

17. In Egypt, fundamentalism and feminism have long existed side by side.

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19. Christianism is a political ideology derived from the conservative religious views of Christian fundamentalism

20. At the same time, there has been an increase in Fundamentalism in the US.

21. The conservatives will lose this struggle, and their defeat will reverberate through fundamentalism everywhere.

22. Market fundamentalism is out of favour, the failings of socialism are still not forgotten.

23. The prime minister also called terrorism, fundamentalism and communalism the biggest challenges to Indian unity.

24. Larger phenomenon of the militant, Antimodernistic evangelicalism of the 1920s, known at the time as fundamentalism

25. The Izquierdo report is right to call attention to the adverse effects of fundamentalism.

26. Fundamentalism is radically anti - catholic in its refusal to accept any form of priestly mediation.

27. Betipple 825-827 Phone Numbers Fundamentalism is clearly happy about to impulsively say something negative

28. In the old, inherited sense fundamentalism is a good thing because it alleviates pain and suffering.

29. To Berger, “fundamentalism Balkanizes a society” but “relativism undermines the moral consensus without which no society can survive”

30. Version 0 willas different from recent free - market fundamentalism as Reaganomics was from the New Deal.

31. All kinds of fundamentalism translated into frightful actions loaded with violence and recalling the horror of the Holocaust.

32. Since then, we have become starkly aware of fundamentalism in: all the great religions of the world.

33. It stems partly from a failure to understand fundamentalism as a modern political force right across the world.

34. It will not be unduly swayed by the Green eco - fundamentalism that has gripped multilateral agencies like the World Bank .

35. Implementing democracy, with or without regime change, was the only alternative to chaos and the rise of fundamentalism.

36. The 32-year-old grew up outside Cincinnati, home-schooled by Archconservative parents who instilled Christian fundamentalism in their children

37. Now I've been talking for the last five minutes about fundamentalism, and you have a right to know exactly what I mean.

38. Restoring culture can just as easily lead to a new and virulent form of fundamentalism as to a revival of cultural diversity.

39. Literature as Theory for an Antimythical Era (2003); Lessons in Secular Criticism (2013); and editor of Freud and Fundamentalism (2010)

40. It is possible to envisage a new imaginary war between North and South, neo-Fordism and fundamentalism, modernity and monstrosity.

41. This is why it is important to avoid reducing fundamentalism to a handful of agitators who stage demonstrations in the streets.

42. Literature as Theory for an Antimythical Era (Stanford, 2003); Lessons in Secular Criticism(Fordham 2013); and editor of Freud and Fundamentalism (Fordham, 2010)

43. 25 It is possible to envisage a new imaginary war between North and South, neo-Fordism and fundamentalism, modernity and monstrosity.

44. Literature as Theory for an Antimythical Era (Stanford, 2003); Lessons in Secular Criticism (Fordham 2013); and editor of Freud and Fundamentalism (Fordham, 2010)

45. They support the protests as a secular reaction to the Khomeini revolution, as the first step towards a new liberal-democratic Iran freed from Muslim fundamentalism.

46. Covertly shot footage sheds a light on largely unseen corners of life in the Kingdom - prisons in chaos, poverty on the streets and the religious police enforcing fundamentalism

47. The Iraqi Bathist regime was a secular government, and Saddam urged Arab nationalism over religious fundamentalism—he wanted to foster a homogenous society of Shia, Sunni and Kurds

48. Literature as Theory for an Antimythical Era (Stanford: 2003), Lessons in Secular Criticism (Fordham: 2013), and editor of Freud and Fundamentalism: The Psychical Politics of Knowledge (Fordham: 2010).

49. The system was so successful that people came to believe in what former US president Ronald Reagan called the magic of the marketplace and I call market fundamentalism.

50. Literature as Theory for an Antimythical Era (Stanford, 2003); Lessons in Secular Criticism (Fordham 2013); The Perils of the One (Columbia, 2019); and editor of Freud and Fundamentalism (Fordham, 2010)

51. Literature as Theory for an Antimythical Era (Stanford, 2003); Lessons in Secular Criticism (Fordham 2013); The Perils of the One (Columbia, 2019) and editor of Freud and Fundamentalism (Fordham, 2010) and Thinking with Balibar (Fordham, 2020)

52. ‘Yet there is a new movement Astir in the world, against the inherent violence of globalization, corporate rule and fundamentalism, that reminds us strongly of the early 1960s.’ Synonyms crowded , bustling, swarming, teeming, Astir, buzzing, hectic, full, thronged, thronging, lively, vibrant

53. ‘Yet there is a new movement Astir in the world, against the inherent violence of globalization, corporate rule and fundamentalism, that reminds us strongly of the early 1960s.’ Synonyms crowded , bustling, swarming, teeming, Astir, buzzing, hectic, full, thronged, thronging, lively, vibrant

54. An unexamined faith is not worth having, for fundamentalism and uncritical Certitude entail the rejection of one of the great human gifts: that of free will, of the liberty to make up our own minds based on evidence and tradition and reason.

55. Literature as Theory for an Antimythical Era (Stanford, 2003); Lessons in Secular Criticism (Fordham 2013); Ενδεχομένως αταξίες [Contingent Disorders] (Athens: Nisos, 2017); The Perils of the One (Columbia, 2019); and editor of Freud and Fundamentalism (Fordham, 2010) and Thinking With Balibar (Fordham, 2020).

56. Literature as Theory for an Antimythical Era (Stanford, 2003); Lessons in Secular Criticism (Fordham 2013); Ενδεχομένως αταξίες [Contingent Disorders] (Athens: Nisos, 2017); The Perils of the One (Columbia, 2019); and editor of Freud and Fundamentalism (Fordham, 2010) and Thinking With Balibar (Fordham, 2020)

57. ‘It takes Courage and commitment to go trekking in the jungle of South America especially if you are afraid of spiders.’ ‘It takes Courage and wisdom to make the best of an imperfect situation and accept the inevitable.’ ‘It takes Courage and nerve to face down fundamentalism when it comes knocking.’

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59. Expresses its deepest concern at the deteriorating climate regarding the right to freedom of expression which has accompanied the rise of religious fundamentalism, intolerance and extremist violence in Bangladesh; calls on the Bangladesh authorities to strengthen their efforts to improve the protection provided to activists and journalists by the authorities; calls on all political parties and their leaders to unequivocally and unreservedly condemn the extremist violence and to support the right to freedom of expression;

60. That's what's embarrassing: that in the last twenty-five years, the ideology of the garage-pit has again become so powerful that its representatives no longer have to face criticism, must no longer justify themselves, but rather denounce any kind of critical spirit as unworldly and amoral, knowing full well that force of the masses is on their side, that public discourse swallows up or makes fun of every doubt about the underlying values of society. At the same time, the fears and motivations of neo-conservative high-handedness are easy to comprehend: the outbreak of the Aids pandemic at the beginning of the 1980s, the collapse of the Soviet Union, the increase in Islamic fundamentalism in the 1990s, the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001, bracketed by imperialist US wars over oil.