fundamentalism

The shifting sands beneath our feet have a much longer history, as Lepore summarized in that article, that includes postmodernism, relativism, and fundamentalism.

It talks about radicalization as well as fundamentalism—and the dangers of that.

The lines of fundamentalism are blurrier today than what they once were.

The two-state solution being the driving force behind Islamic fundamentalism, of course.

And, where those cannot be achieved, at least a base-level opposition to tyranny, reaction, religious fundamentalism, and so on.

“Fundamentalism will not win, even if they say, ‘Allahu akbar’ all day long,” her mother told Bennoune.

By some such stubborn tendency toward error Fundamentalism in our day is moving back toward spiritual slavery.