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Fundamentalism

usgb/ˌfʌndəˈmentəlɪzəm/Volume
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Usually refers to strict religious beliefs, often seen as outdated by some. SlideHer fundamentalism shaped her daily routine and moral decisions.
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Means not interpreting religious texts in metaphorical or symbolic ways. SlideHe argued for fundamentalism in understanding the creation story as a seven-day event.
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Can be seen negatively, as resisting change or scientific understanding. SlideThe community’s fundamentalism clashed with the new biology curriculum.