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	<title>Comments on: Fundamentalism</title>
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		<title>By: Tim Plona</title>
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		<dc:creator>Tim Plona</dc:creator>
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		<description>Randy,  I read D’Souza&#039;s book in the Spring as well as &quot;What is so great about America&quot;.  His intellectual approach on both topics was a joy to read.  

But, I would have to think that &quot;Fudamentalism&quot; comes from the idea that the believers believe in the Fundamental Truths of their faith.  The idea that the believes are a form of extreme faith or outside the norm.  Thus the transfer of the idea of to extremism.  

it is very unfortunate that the term is used so flippantly, but it is used.  Even more unfortunately, it will enter the dictionary one day to define all conservative strict adherents of a faith (but now with a touch of violence thrown in for good measure).</description>
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<p>But, I would have to think that &#8220;Fudamentalism&#8221; comes from the idea that the believers believe in the Fundamental Truths of their faith.  The idea that the believes are a form of extreme faith or outside the norm.  Thus the transfer of the idea of to extremism.  </p>
<p>it is very unfortunate that the term is used so flippantly, but it is used.  Even more unfortunately, it will enter the dictionary one day to define all conservative strict adherents of a faith (but now with a touch of violence thrown in for good measure).</p>
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