"Religious fundamentalists and military fundamentalists are basically the same," he said.
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Fundamentalists had begun doing this in many Syrian cities, allowing them to marginalize or expel secular revolutionaries; members of Saraqib's Local Council were determined to outmaneuver the fundamentalists.
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I also notice that my poems attract some religious people, who take me as one of theirs, and I don't protest (unless they're fundamentalists, I don't like fundamentalists).
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" - Courtney, 20 "Digging irrigation trenches with religious fundamentalists.
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But the truly hard questions don't come from market fundamentalists.
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They realized LGBT people were fleeing the same religious fundamentalists.
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Fundamentalists and militants are orchestrating a systematic orgy of killing.
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To react against them because of a few political fundamentalists?
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Merman fundamentalists might not be under the way I've rendered him.
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One afternoon, fundamentalists appeared in the Saraqib market with two prisoners.
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As the Senate debated the league, fundamentalists made their views clear.
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That and the relentless attacks from religious fundamentalists destroyed her faith.
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"I know these people, Emina," he warns her, meaning Muslim fundamentalists.
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Schools cast off the Puritans as a bunch of religious fundamentalists.
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Fundamentalists are worried, and worried people make outlandish attacks like Erickson's.
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They're a moderate Islamic social movement — they're not Salafists or fundamentalists.
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" Colin Powell once called them breeding grounds for "for fundamentalists and terrorists.
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Islamic fundamentalists don't want to 'divide' us, they want to kill us.
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Do the fundamentalists feel like they're being attacked because they practice polygamy?
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Quickly, the city's churches emptied of Christians, terrified of the new fundamentalists.
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Religious fundamentalists and militant groups use anti-American propaganda to generate support.
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The fundamentalists are the ones who reject participation in the 21st century.
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Some fundamentalists don't believe in medications or psychological treatments for mental illness.
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There are extremists and fundamentalists in every religion, and they're all the same.
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Sadly, the fundamentalists have also targeted Avijit's publishers, slaughtering one in his office.
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But strict Muslim fundamentalists consider the depiction of any living being as idolatrous.
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Tyrants, religious fundamentalists, white nationalists, radical Islamic terrorists, we have got them all.
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But it's clear to everyone: He's a hero to fundamentalists Christians across denominations.
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Fundamentalists were highly individualistic and eager to use the latest technology — radio, especially.
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He also faced harsh criticism and allegations of treason by hardliners and fundamentalists.
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Religious fundamentalists are trying to convince the courts to outlaw same-sex relationships.
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"We only have two problems in this world: politicians and religious fundamentalists," he says.
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Cruz's supporters are likewise a hodgepodge of fundamentalists, economic nationalists, and small-government enthusiasts.
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This wasn't a blogger, accused of blasphemy and hacked to death by misguided fundamentalists.
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I'm not arguing that we should in any way give Islamic fundamentalists a pass.
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"It strikes fear into the heart of Christian fundamentalists," Bracciale says of the backlash.
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In the months that followed, fundamentalists carried out several other attacks on secular writers.
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Fundamentalists are as dogmatic as Lenny, certainly, but they are rarely so two-dimensional.
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Perhaps they could have outmaneuvered the fundamentalists in the battle for hearts and minds.
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His two favorite targets, the political far-right and religious fundamentalists, have punched back.
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Free-market fundamentalists should be rejoicing at the success of Facebook, Amazon and Google.
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The fundamentalists won, and so they wrote the history, as the victors generally do.
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He had a personal bond with white fundamentalists that no other pastor could duplicate.
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It includes the power intrinsic to the very property rights that market fundamentalists often defend.
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Fundamentalists preferred a separatist approach: The gospel of Christ crucified is foolishness to the gentiles.
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Sufism — the liberal, mystical version of Islam regarded as blasphemous by fundamentalists — became widely popular.
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Only after regime forces invaded Saraqib did the fundamentalists begin to show themselves in public.
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The Local Council kept matching the fundamentalists' every move, and the rivalry became Hossein's obsession.
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Gharzai says he has received threats online from religious fundamentalists because he is running one.
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"That includes what are now known as the fundamentalists, which are the polygamists," Mason said.
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Fundamentalists were better students of global news than just about any other group of Americans.
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Why should I light candles and sing songs to celebrate a group of violent fundamentalists?
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The diocese urged authorities to end discrimination against Christians and "not to succumb to the fundamentalists."
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"[The hex] strikes fear into the heart of Christian fundamentalists," Bracciale told Broadly earlier this week.
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Some fundamentalists also think that it's not a proper Runeberg's torte unless it's made in Porvoo.
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Small-government fundamentalists like Friedrich Hayek have rubbed shoulders with pragmatists such as John Stuart Mill.
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There may be merman fundamentalists who say I got it wrong, and I don't blame them.
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Fundamentalists believe Muslims should wear a beard in the style of Muhammad, the longer, the better.
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When the fundamentalists began providing aid for war widows, he scrounged funds to do the same.
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He's the 25-year-old savior for however many "Hero Ball" fundamentalists are still out there.
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Fundamentalists viewed the proposed League of Nations as another potential landmark on the road to Armageddon.
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Suddenly, fundamentalists who didn't know them or their love for each other were ripping them apart.
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An employee of Germany's domestic intelligence agency was arrested on suspicion of passing information to Islamic fundamentalists.
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COMMUNITARIANISM IS IN REALITY THE BASKET FROM WHICH ISLAMIC FUNDAMENTALISTS DRAW THEIR COMBATANTS OF TOMORROW AGAINST FRANCE.
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In spiritual matters, we emulated the braying intolerance of our archenemies and esteemed customers, the Shi'ite fundamentalists.
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Most touchingly, we hear mothers from the Belgian suburb of Molenbeek, whose children heeded the fundamentalists' call.
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An unrelenting wave of deadly terror attacks by Muslim fundamentalists across Europe has sparked anger and mistrust.
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You drew parallels between the neoliberalism of the Tories and the Sharia law of the Islamic fundamentalists.
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Early on, he abandoned the practice, common among Southern fundamentalists, of speaking only before racially segregated audiences.
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Fundamentalists believed that in the end times, oppressive governments would clamp down on Christians' rights and liberties.
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Fundamentalists did not view these "modernist" theological trends as a product of different interpretive methods and presuppositions.
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They came to realize LGBT people were fleeing the same religious fundamentalists who were spurring violence against women.
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This included so-called honor killings, child marriages, and other practices that fundamentalists claimed were endorsed by Islam.
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It was there that he often received threats from hardline Sunni Muslim fundamentalists who view Sufism as heresy.
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Shaken by the takeover of Islam's holiest mosque by fundamentalists, Saudi Arabia's American-backed rulers empowered conservative clerics.
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The fundamentalists took power in a sickeningly patriarchal effort to to restore humanity after most women become infertile.
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" And for some fundamentalists, Jerusalem is also central to the fulfillment of Biblical prophecy around the "End Times.
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Still, a potential leader of the country in some diabolical takeover of the Conservative Party by Leave fundamentalists.
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Free-market fundamentalists prefer rejecting science to admitting that there are ever cases when government regulation is necessary.
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Two years later, Hindu fundamentalists razed the mosque, setting off more riots that claimed 2,000 lives, mostly Muslim.
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Two years later, Hindu fundamentalists razed the mosque, setting off more riots that claimed 2,33 lives, mostly Muslim.
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Last month, the archbishop said he doesn't understand why President Trump enjoys such broad support among Christian fundamentalists.
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The French government's ban finally shines the light on the glaring contradictions between the fundamentalists' words and actions.
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The ultra-religious, radical, right-wing fundamentalists are dictating our public health policy right now, and it's dangerous.
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Her party contains a significant minority of fundamentalists, known as "deep greens", who want faster strides towards formal independence.
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It couldn't have wished for more than Hamas's rise: No one would expect it to negotiate with those fundamentalists.
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Fundamentalists try to prevent people from accessing schools, particularly women, because these fanatics' hate is complemented by serious ignorance.
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According to the Mozambique News Agency, "unidentified criminals, believed to be Islamic fundamentalists, decapitated ten people" on May 27.
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Those fundamentalists represent a fairly tiny minority in the US—a little more than 10 percent of all Americans.
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Fundamentalists believed that signs, prophesied long ago in the Bible to signal the approaching apocalypse, were beginning to appear.
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Kahwaji warned that fundamentalists could step in to fill in gaps left behind if UNRWA's services are scaled back.
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He said he was not targeting Muslims but he wanted to get rid of Islamist fundamentalists on the island.
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This apocalyptic fear that the West was doomed also helped bring evangelical and fundamentalists into the fold of the GOP.
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Progress was fast, and so now, "We shouldn't be surprised that fundamentalists, of all stripes, everywhere, are ... fuming," she said.
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We are led to assume that the government agrees with the fundamentalists, which leads to zero action on the killings.
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While there, she uncovered disturbing ties between their message and the lessons that American fundamentalists have been pushing for years.
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Young evangelicals (no survey separates evangelicals from fundamentalists) are softer than older generations on issues like evolution and LGBT rights.
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Conversion therapy, a pseudoscientific practice advanced by some Christian fundamentalists, is widely considered by medical professionals as a baseless method.
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When he reached home, he realized that the fundamentalists had overplayed their hand: his kidnapping had sparked protests across Saraqib.
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Unfortunately, the citizens are being played by their own government and by fundamentalists, and that's who they have to blame.
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The fundamentalists of any group, including fans of Bernie or fans of Hillary or fans of anyone are a bummer.
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Unlike more mainstream Protestants, fundamentalists did not expect to see a righteous and holy kingdom of God established on earth.
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For example, Christian fundamentalists very much desire the Scriptures to be true and the theory of evolution to be false.
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Discussing the power of Saudi fundamentalists, he drew a hypothetical comparison to the Ku Klux Klan's controlling Texas oil revenues.
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In McNeil's fictional country (she takes awkward pains to avoid calling it Kenya), Islamic fundamentalists are threatening the coastal region.
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These draconian forms of punishment are slowly dying out, but still linger in the mentalities of fundamentalists, imams, and police officers.
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But it's a message Le Pen believes will resonate in a community that she claims is a target of Muslim fundamentalists.
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The contrast will be seen most sharply in their styles of play, the turbo-charged champions against the ground-bound fundamentalists.
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The Minya Coptic Orthodox Diocese said authorities sealed off two churches in the southern province, citing harassment and attacks by fundamentalists.
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Adel Imam, Egypt's most successful actor, was convicted of "insulting Islam" in 2012 for his portrayals of fundamentalists in several films.
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"We should not be surprised that fundamentalists, of every stripe, are exercised and fuming," she said, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
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Several women were outspoken in their criticism of the fundamentalists, but they asked not to be named for fear of retaliation.
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He further irked fundamentalists by promoting a more open engagement with the secular world—though they differed little on actual doctrine.
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What the Supreme Court ruling suggests they cannot do is demand government action against fundamentalists based on opposition to those beliefs.
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What fundamentalists viewed as declining morals served as yet additional evidence that the Bible's prophets had accurately forecast the modern age.
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Fundamentalists in turn saw sin in the destabilization of gender roles by the war, which led Americans to compromise their morals.
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Yiannopoulos described himself and the alt-right as free speech fundamentalists, whose willingness to offend was an expression of their freedom.
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Religious fundamentalists in Israel, supported by many American evangelicals, believe the right of Israeli Jews to these territories is God-given.
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And as his critics reasonably point out, certain kinds of withdrawalism lead only to the hermetic existence of fundamentalists and cults.
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Le Pen once compared Muslim street prayers to the Nazi occupation of France and described multiculturalism as a weapon of Islamic fundamentalists.
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It's the latest shot in a civil war where too many progressive fundamentalists have brought political comedy videos to a ballot fight.
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The narrative that Trump and the white nationalists believe is the mirror version of the narrative that Islamic fundamentalists and extremists believe.
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Both secular liberals and fundamentalists see Scripture as words to be taken literally, the former to ridicule and the latter to embrace.
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Since well before I was born in 1989, fundamentalists have defined our public imagination of what it means to be a Christian.
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This, ultimately, is what the fundamentalists hate: America's constitutive capacity for change, which they regard as the evil face of self-determination.
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The pro-Brexit fundamentalists have offered gauzy visions of high-tech wizardry that would remove the necessity for physical checks of vehicles.
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But with Islamic fundamentalists calling for her murder, a death sentence still hangs over her as long as she remains in Pakistan.
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The religious objections of fundamentalists to the Sufi style of worship may not be the only factor behind the attacks on Sufis.
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She touts her support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India, who has empowered Hindu fundamentalists at great cost to India's minorities.
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Non-fundamentalists can understand certain aspects of this upbringing, particularly if it has to do with being a woman and/or queer.
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Though the Mormon Church has officially disowned the fundamentalists, the FLDS trace their lineage all the way back to founding Prophet Joseph Smith.
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Among its souvenir stalls, those doing the briskest trade are the ones playing videos on a loop of Hindu fundamentalists demolishing the mosque.
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That category included everyone from Christian fundamentalists to suit-and-tie-wearing think tankers to college kids sporting "Make America Great Again" hats.
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However, I'd like to think progressive fundamentalists could articulate our values more effectively — and convince those who don't share them to actually listen.
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They live in the country's last remaining opposition enclave, amid a chaotic assortment of rebels, the most powerful of whom are religious fundamentalists.
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There were speeches about setbacks in Brazil, and calls for civil rights for members of the LGBTQ community, and criticism of religious fundamentalists.
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An adjacent wall featured an image of a young boy in bandages, wearing a gas mask, but fundamentalists had blackened out his face.
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His son, though, painted his Sunni opponents as fundamentalists as a way of rallying Christians, Druze and secular-minded Syrians to his side.
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From limiting birth control to banning comprehensive sex ed, U.S. religious fundamentalists are working hard to outlaw sex that falls outside their theology.
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In 1992, Hindu fundamentalists razed a 16th-century Mughal mosque there, sparking fatal riots, and erected a makeshift tent that approximated a temple.
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The political positions embraced by early fundamentalists, all of which flowed logically from their apocalyptic understanding of the biblical text, hardened over time.
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He is also a Zikri Muslim, a religious minority targeted by fundamentalists because its members do not adhere to the prophecy of Muhammad.
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Francis has repeatedly highlighted the plight of Christians persecuted and even slain for their faith in areas where Islamic fundamentalists have targeted them.
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Nope. Tartt was inspired to write the book in 2000, after Islamic fundamentalists destroyed precious sixth-century Buddhist carvings at Bamiyan in Afghanistan.
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The claim of responsibility could complicate Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's allegations that her political opponents, teaming up with fundamentalists, were behind the attack.
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I wish there was a real way for the United States to help those suffering under the terror of ISIS and other fundamentalists.
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A fertility crisis has paved the way for Christian fundamentalists to seize power in the United States, founding a rigidly patriarchal theocracy called Gilead.
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However, behind the social media facade lies a small group of religious fundamentalists intent on starting a 'holy war' on the streets of Britain.
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As a result of such displays of ineptitude, Bangladesh is turning into a free roaming ground for fundamentalists and their religiously-blind killer brigades.
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His story similarly became a massive rallying point for religious fundamentalists and far-right pundits who believed it was an example of government overreach.
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The edition claims Islamic fundamentalists, organized religion, an irresolute government and intelligence failures are to blame for the attacks that rocked France in 2015.
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Problems do exist between the secular Dutch majority and the fundamentalists; some won't vaccinate their children and this has contributed to outbreaks of measles.
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When Christian fundamentalists like Pat Robertson say something that's homophobic or misogynistic, people on the left descend on them like a ton of bricks.
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Too many in the West have tended to believe that these relatively few terrorists -- these extreme fundamentalists -- somehow reflect the views of all Muslims.
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During the 1980s and early 1990s, Green Party conventions in Germany were dominated by fierce infighting between moderate "Realos" (realists) and radical "Fundis" (fundamentalists).
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People close to the government said leaders were hesitant to clamp down for fear of alienating radical fundamentalists, who form a large voting bloc.
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In this harrowing memoir, Westover, the daughter of survivalist Christian fundamentalists in the Idaho mountains, defies her father and ends up at Cambridge University.
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The cult they invented is a fairly garden variety of Christian fundamentalists, holed up in the hills of Montana and armed to the teeth.
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Many of the cultural areas date back thousands of years and the attention given to them could risk a possible backlash from religious fundamentalists.
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African-American and Latino Christians, even when they shared the same theology as their white counterparts, were systematically excluded from fundamentalists' churches and organizations.
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Although fundamentalists made modernist theology one of their primary enemies, they drew on modernist thought and practice just as much as their liberal counterparts.
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The left-leaning Workers' Party, a coalition partner with the governing Awami League, issued a statement calling the decision "a shameless surrender to fundamentalists."
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Some people invest so much of themselves into the people and companies behind the technology that we consume, that they become effectively secular fundamentalists.
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Britain First are the main far-right group in the UK.Founded by religious fundamentalists, BF seek a new "holy war" on the streets of Britain.
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Le Pen and others in her age group, by contrast, say they are defending democracy and liberal values from Muslim fundamentalists actively opposed to both.
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Sufism transcends sectarian divides in the religion, and is loathed by Islamic fundamentalists, many of whom have attacked Sufi shrines and killed imams and worshipers.
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He said his assets could help Jim's branch identify and break up cells of Islamic fundamentalists bent on killing Americans or otherwise threatening US security.
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Mehta spoke to Reuters about the delay, making a film with little information about the main character, and how liberals are ceding space to fundamentalists.
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They are narrow-minded, fundamentalists with a warped worldview and a perverted interpretation of scripture that represent nothing but a fringe of the world's Muslims.
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He'd been imprisoned by the regime before 2011, and now he was convinced that the fundamentalists and Assad represented two sides of the same coin.
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The horrific conflict that had torn Europe apart seemed to fulfill this prophecy, and fundamentalists predicted that an even greater war loomed on the horizon.
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Riley and the more strident fundamentalists, however, associated evolution with last-days atheism, and they made it their mission to purge it from the schoolroom.
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Appearing like puppets on a stage, these figures representing fundamentalists can be seen as buffoons as well as prototypes of demagogues who manipulate and control.
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We were die-hard religious fundamentalists, and we believed that if Clinton took office, a deep depravity would surely follow, and God would punish us.
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While some Muslims view Sufis as quirky, even eccentric, some fundamentalists and extremists see Sufism as a threat, and its adherents as heretics or apostates.
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From the perspective of official liberalism, most of the Reformation fathers were fundamentalists and bigots, even worse in some cases than the Catholics they opposed.
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"Everybody thinks we outraged the fundamentalists, but it's not true," Ms. Olsen, who wrote the show with Mr. Efron, told The Boston Globe in 21977.
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Twenty-four years ago, Sivas was the site of a brutal massacre of Alevis by a mob of Sunni fundamentalists who burned down their hotel.
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No matter what situation he finds himself in — whether it's questioning religious fundamentalists or chatting to UFO seekers — he always knows how to handle himself.
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It should be noted, too, that these string cheese fundamentalists seem to have no problem with biting when the stick is coated with breadcrumbs and fried.
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She traces their changing cultural importance over time and shows that the way in which fundamentalists have embraced literal interpretations of scripture is a recent phenomenon.
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Whether they can be fairly characterized as "market failures" — and thus legitimate targets of government intervention in the eyes of market fundamentalists — I do not know.
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One of the strangest beliefs of market fundamentalists is that government is the only force that meaningfully restricts choice; thus, less government amounts to more freedom.
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In an effort to take down ISIS, Iraqi hackers "Daeshgram" have exploited the guilt and anxiety of fundamentalists by posting porn on their official communication channels.
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Even without an economic or distribution model, there was always a demand for these films among Christian fundamentalists looking for artistic alternatives to the secular world.
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But I think we progressive fundamentalists can find other ways of both defending our ideals and listening to those who disagree without reflexively dismissing their concerns.
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"Jihad" is an Arabic word which refers to a spiritual struggle, but Islamic fundamentalists have co-opted the term to describe violence in defense of Islam.
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Hardline fundamentalists, still entrenched in institutions Khamenei controls such as the judiciary, are keen to prevent either the new opening to the world or domestic liberalisation.
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Hardline fundamentalists, still entrenched in institutions Khamenei controls such as the judiciary, are keen to prevent either the new opening to the world or domestic liberalization.
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In the early 1800s, fundamentalists in Saudi Arabia went so far as to try to blow up the tomb of the Prophet Muhammad, Mr. Knysh said.
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It may, however, encourage more of the legalized discrimination that hurts gay people every day in our country, one that is increasingly led by religious fundamentalists.
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A year on and the new cover places blame on Islamic fundamentalists, organised religion, the government and intelligence services for the attacks in France last year.
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By omitting mention of the third, the veiled woman, the Times editor has completed what the radical religious fundamentalists began: making women invisible behind the veil.
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The U.K. Independence Party is home to free-market fundamentalists, unlike many of the Continent's radical-right parties, which support protectionism or preserving the welfare state.
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In a memorable 1922 sermon, Harry Emerson Fosdick, a prominent evangelical pastor based in Manhattan, accused evangelical fundamentalists of making anti-rationalism a litmus test of faith.
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This is why the Carter administration was caught off guard by two major events, the Russian invasion of Afghanistan and the rise of the fundamentalists in Iran.
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Although Murugan insisted he found evidence of the practice in his home state of Tamil Nadu, fundamentalists organized an efficient campaign accusing him of dishonoring Hindu women.
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From that city, close to Washington but not of it, Mencken could ridicule both sides of the widening divide, and did, skewering fundamentalists and Eastern eggheads alike.
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Will they be restored to the Dogon, the Bambara, or the Baoulés as sacred objects, to be protected against vandalism, profanation, and the intolerance of monotheistic fundamentalists?
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But some political candidates are catering to fundamentalists in order to win over conservative voters, a move that could grant hard-liners greater influence down the line.
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There are many similarities between the arguments we're seeing on the alt-right and among religious fundamentalists today and the doctrines that helped facilitate Nazism a century ago.
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But that doesn't mean we must protect and defend all of their beliefs as well, many of which are just as illiberal as the beliefs of Christian fundamentalists.
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Beyond putting the diversity of American Christianity on display, Ocasio-Cortez and Lady Gaga give me hope that progressive Christians will stop ceding our tradition to the fundamentalists.
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But free market fundamentalists hate the bank, arguing that it unfairly subsidizes one sector, thus diverting resources by government fiat from other enterprises that might be more deserving.
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Adapted by television writer Bruce Miller from the novel by Margaret Atwood, The Handmaid's Tale takes place in Gilead, a near-future New England controlled by Christian fundamentalists.
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Fundamentalists believed that the return of Jews to the Holy Land must precede the second coming of Christ, and the war seemed to make this a real possibility.
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Although fundamentalists felt sure that the end was near, they believed that it was never too late for the individual, the nation or the world to be reborn.
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CNN's KFile reported last week that Nauert once hosted a panel on unfounded conspiracy theories that Islamic fundamentalists are secretly trying to destroy America by imposing Sharia law.
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I've been thinking a lot about how often these sorts of zealous movements are defined by the bad apples in their midst, from religious fundamentalists to Bernie Bros.
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In a country where free speech was being actively targeted by a minority of violent fundamentalists, the Dhaka Lit Fest was gleefully wearing a bull's-eye on its back.
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The Handmaid's Tale tells the story of a not-too-distant future, in which the United States has been taken over by Christian fundamentalists after a global reproductive crisis.
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Those of us who watch these films have become superhero fundamentalists, of a sort, shuffling in to see what cinematic wonders have been cooked up for us this year.
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You would think with fundamentalists—because it's an all-consuming vision that affects every part of your thinking—you'd think that they would be the hardest ones to convince.
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The fundamentalists attempted to win popular support by highlighting corruption in F.S.A. ranks; in nearby mountain villages, one notorious rebel commander had been erecting rogue checkpoints and plundering motorists.
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Yet there can be no doubt that the work of fundamentalists and their evangelical successors produced one of the most significant and powerful religious-political movements in American history.
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Gu Meng, a financial manager in Beijing, who sometimes wears Hanfu to work, said he was disgruntled with "Hanfu fundamentalists" who resisted altering their clothes to suit modern needs.
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If the hijab or burkini had anything to do with modesty or piety, the Islamic fundamentalists would have sought private beaches, not insisted on forcing themselves on the public.
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They came of age in an era of intense stigma; and AIDS, as many Christian fundamentalists gleefully noted, appeared almost as confirmation that the wages of sin are death.
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Many Christian fundamentalists envision a particular family structure where God looks over the patriarch of the family, who is responsible for protecting and providing for his wife and kids.
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"They no longer come to places where they usually hang out or look for sexual partners because intolerant religious figures and fundamentalists tend to destroy those places," he said.
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Its flag shows the head of a lion, a representation that would be considered haram or sinful by the most extreme fundamentalists who prohibit the depiction of any living thing.
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It is divided between fossil-fuel fundamentalists, mostly Republicans, and clean-energy enthusiasts, mostly Democrats, who cannot agree on the best way forward for the economy and for the climate.
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These fundamentalists call for a return to traditional values (sound familiar?), which basically means they want to cosplay as Puritans, and you know what that means — bye-bye women's rights.
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Four of the five convicted and executed in the latest round of trials were leaders in the country's largest Islamist political party, Jamaat-e-Islami, outraging Muslim fundamentalists and others.
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Fundamentalists established a form of Christianity that was relevant and up-to-date and that offered not only eternal salvation, but instant deliverance from the problems they saw around them.
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One important factor is obviously the rise of Islam, now the second religion in France, and the wave of terrorist attacks carried out by groups claiming to be Islamist fundamentalists.
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However, even if 90 percent of voters are Christian fundamentalists, they should not have the power to dictate scientific truth or to prevent scientists from exploring and publishing inconvenient truths.
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He was a passionate champion of the ethical treatment of all living things and embraced the tenets of Eastern religion, incurring the wrath of fundamentalists who accused him of blasphemy.
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The governor, Seema Joyenda, was ousted at the end of 2015, within six months of her arrival, and that move may have further cemented a feeling of impunity among fundamentalists.
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His inclusive message -- he said that theological differences were less important than Christian comity -- angered some fundamentalists, who fulminated when he shared the stage with Catholic or liberal Protestant ministers.
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I'm happy to report that when the rage subsided, I could see the attack on Buttigieg revealed something encouraging at the same time: Conservatives and fundamentalists are noticing progressive Christians.
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In fact, as Ms. Loveland's perceptive program note reminds us, the struggle between fathers and sons, fundamentalists and liberals, literalists and symbolists, is not restricted to a specific time and place.
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Courtney Jung is a professor at University of Toronto and the author of Lactivism: How Feminists and Fundamentalists, Hippies and Yuppies, Physicians and Politicians Made Breastfeeding Big Business and Bad Policy.
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He claimed to have widespread support from among the armed forces, who he said were outraged by the Islamic fundamentalists they fought overseas killing one of their own on home soil.
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She has already tried to use religious fundamentalists to get the upper hand, and now has made an unholy alliance with one of the realm's most despicable figures in Euron Greyjoy.
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And while our current government hasn't been overthrown by fundamentalists who want to establish a new society, many people see parallels between the book and the actions of our current administration.
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What's happened in the cultural divide between progressive fundamentalists and the white Protestant remnants of our rural areas is sort of a mirror-universe version of America as it appears onscreen.
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Lebanon's powerful Shi'ite Hezbollah militant group mourned Hattar as a "brave and vocal voice" against the Takfiris, a derogatory term used to describe hard-line Sunni fundamentalists such as Islamic State.
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The majority of Ethereum users followed Buterin and other prominent figures onto a new blockchain, while the fundamentalists stayed on the old chain, according to which the ether had been lost.
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You might expect this from the hedge fundamentalists: Their cause is capitalism, which they see not as a political arrangement but as a force of nature they can master like wizards.
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This is precisely how fundamentalists read Scripture in the early 20th century, when evolutionary science challenged their reading of Genesis and social science confronted narrow corporate interests during the Gilded Age.
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When a group of fundamentalists in Syria crucify a small boy, a local doctor, Farouk, and his family decide to flee, taking to the sea in the custody of human smugglers.
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Ironically, it would empower both sides of the cultural divide, from jazz listeners to fundamentalists, the latter quite adept at putting this modern tool to work in the fight against modernity.
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Whereas just four years earlier, the liberal Southern Baptist Sunday school teacher Jimmy Carter had won the support of fundamentalists, now they turned decisively to the divorced, sometime Presbyterian, Ronald Reagan.
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She joined a group of girls in a Koran study group, and they reminded her of the fundamentalists of her childhood; she grew up as a Jehovah's Witness in eastern Kentucky.
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And last month, Hindu fundamentalists scored a big court victory allowing them to build a new temple over the ruins of a demolished mosque in the flash point city of Ayodhya.
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The head of the Church of England, the archbishop of Canterbury, said in an interview on Sunday that he doesn't understand why President Trump enjoys such broad support among Christian fundamentalists.
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Residents cite horror stories of families massacred by the ultra-hardline Sunni fundamentalists with documented names of at least twenty women and children kidnapped by the militants and others still unaccounted for.
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"There is a rise of fundamentalism in the Muslim community, fundamentalists are in the process of taking the Muslim community hostage," Fillon told Europe 1 before his comments on Catholics and Jews.
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The cabinet's chief secretary, Yoshihide Suga, coyly noted that the government was hardly suggesting it should be the "sole foundation" of children's education, as if critics of the policy were the fundamentalists.
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That sense of, 'No-one, not even the men, not even the conservative Islamic fundamentalists in the government, is going to get in my way' is, for me, quite activist in itself.
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When it comes to the ideological battle with fundamentalists such as Islamic State, Khan's victory may be worth more than the hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on "countering violent extremism" programs.
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A man of strong convictions, he has said he is surprised that a nuclear attack by Islamic fundamentalists against the US hasn't happened yet—but he's pretty sure one is coming soon.
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By speaking out against fundamentalists on both sides we can have a comprehensive and pragmatic discussion between equals, and find mutually acceptable solutions and a shared path forward out of the current acrimony.
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In the aftermath of the attacks on Paris which left 130 people dead and another 367 injured, France rushed through a raft of emergency legislation aimed at curbing the threat from Islamic fundamentalists.
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Recent offensives in Paris and Jakarta indicate ISIS is increasingly relying on local fundamentalists, typically trained in ISIS strongholds within the Middle East, to execute suicide bombings and shootings in busy metropolitan areas.
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A military coup in 2500 led to more than three decades of mostly military-backed governments sympathetic to Islamic fundamentalists, until a secular government returned to power in 2000 with an overwhelming majority.
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Security experts and researchers report that U.S.-born, domestic, right-wing fundamentalists who belong to white supremacist or white nationalist anti-government groups are a greater terrorism threat than any foreign-born group.
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While this is true for the country's musicians in general—Islamic fundamentalists banned music for a while in 2012 and artists faces threats of getting their fingers cut off—Diawara's problems run deeper.
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But while refugee camps in several continents swell with families escaping Islamic fundamentalists and bloody civil war, the ex-Soviets still enjoy a favored status when applying to come to the United States.
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But there is every reason to believe it was used not by the Syrian Army, but by opposition forces, to provoke intervention by their powerful foreign patrons, who would be siding with the fundamentalists.
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The Salafists in Mohammed's neighborhood, fundamentalists Muslims who were however notorious for their strong dislike of IS in Libya, rose up and suffered a violent crackdown; protesters were rounded up and executed last August.
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Civil rights group Movimento LGBT Leões do Norte expressed concern about "the election of religious fundamentalists and ultra-conservatives into posts that interfere directly with policies to combat prejudice and violence (against LGBT+ people)".
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The answer may lie in the fact that for many religious fundamentalists, a belief in God's omnipotence and infallibility is what orders their existence—a conviction that can overrule economic incentives or earthbound politics.
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Many fundamentalists are conscious of the seeming absurdity of their position, but it is precisely the stridency of their faith, their ability to withstand the irrational, that confirms for them their exceptionalism and salvation.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said during a trip to India on Wednesday that he remained hopeful that neighboring Pakistan would chose the "right course" in cracking down on Islamist fundamentalists.
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Bridging the riotous expression of a country in the midst of an identity crisis with the vilification of cheap thrills by revolutionary fundamentalists, Filmfarsi unearths a buried genre of low-budget films in Iran.
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Ahok has appealed the conviction, but for many observers the sentence itself established that some judges, in addition to conniving politicians, are now willing to do the bidding of Muslim fundamentalists and their mobs.
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My fellow Tea Partiers were a gallimaufry of Christian fundamentalists, libertarians, small-business owners (particularly accountants), Ayn Rand fans in "I am John Galt" T-shirts, with a modest sprinkling of loudmouthed racial bigots.
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Tanya X. Short: We were briefly concerned about fundamentalists being upset about a few things [like blood magic] in the game, but we figured we could probably handle a little criticism on that front.
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The larger story here is that while the Democratic Party of the 1990s was by no means composed of free market fundamentalists, its leaders were pretty skeptical of this specific kind of regulatory intervention.
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"As much as I wanted to stomp my foot and align myself with the opposition, there was no way I could stand behind the viciousness and ugliness that seemed to fuel these fundamentalists," she wrote.
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Even for someone who is unsure which party is the more conservative, a choice between a perhaps flawed but well-meaning president on one side and fundamentalists on the other does not take much reflection.
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"For the 'True Believers' – the fundamentalists – the costs of Brexit have always been irrelevant," he will tell his centrist party, which has 12 lawmakers in the 650-seat parliament, according to excerpts of his speech.
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Bibi's acquittal by Pakistan's Supreme Court last week enraged Islamic fundamentalists, who held days of mass demonstrations calling for her to be hanged — despite the country's top court having found the allegation of blasphemy unfounded.
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Some fundamentalists see the reverence for saints, which is common in Shiite Islam, as a form of idolatry, because in their view it shows devotion to something other than the worship of a singular God.
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The biggest transformation of all has come during the fight against the Islamic State, which united all manner of Iraqis against nihilist fundamentalists: Shiite and Sunni, Kurd and Arab, Muslim and Christian, religious and secular.
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" Gawron, a 183-year-old database administrator living in the city of Rzeszów in southeastern Poland, told Hyperallergic in an email that the project aims to "alert public opinion to threats coming from Christian fundamentalists.
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It was molded by religious fundamentalists, the early colonists, who were fed up with the loose interpretation of Protestantism by the Church of England and sailed across the Atlantic to have it their own way.
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The Afghan Taliban destroyed the Bamian Buddhas in 2001, the National Museum of Iraq in Baghdad was looted in 2003, and Islamic fundamentalists and other fighters have ransacked historic Syrian and Iraqi sites since 2011.
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According to Knight, a newcomer once gave a talk about his atheism at a meeting where he was swiftly accused of "sending people out to die," which is how fundamentalists interpret atheism in AA recovery.
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This is partly because they are divided: between fundamentalists, who dismiss criticisms of the old model as manifestations of closed-mindedness, if not outright racism; and reformers, who recognise the need to fix the model's weaknesses.
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Image 2 of 2 BARDO, Tunisia – Thousands of Muslim fundamentalists protested Saturday in front of the nation&aposs parliament to decry proposals in a government report on gender equality that they claim are contrary to Islam.
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"A lot of the fundamentalists, who I still think will be right in the long run, have gotten chewed up in the short run," said David Durra, an independent grain trader and analyst with AgSpread Analytics.
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For years, Hindu fundamentalists in India have railed on about Muslim men carrying out "love jihad" — seducing Hindu women with the ultimate end of converting them, making Muslim babies, and increasing the population of Muslims in India.
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Do we continue to arm a nebulous group of Syrian moderate opponents to Assad when our weapons are more likely to end up with Islamic fundamentalists than to be used by the groups we're trying to arm?
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Some religious fundamentalists are certain that 220, the number of the beast in the Book of Revelation, lurks in swirls that are central to the logos of the Olympic Games, Google Chrome and the Walt Disney Company.
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Market fundamentalists who still insist it's all about voluntary transactions within the context of a perfectly competitive and efficiency marketplace that neutrally and objectively sets economic outcomes are either kidding themselves or are trying to kid us.
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She further championed the rights of Afghan women after the United States invaded Afghanistan in 22005 to rout the Taliban, Islamic fundamentalists whom Washington accused of providing a haven for the terrorists who had masterminded the Sept.
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Militants told villagers to cease any cooperation with Egyptian security services, and instructed them not to commemorate the Prophet Muhammad's birthday with rituals from the Sufi tradition, a mystical branch of Islam considered heretical by some fundamentalists.
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He first took power 29 years ago in a coup backed by Islamic fundamentalists, and he immediately dialed up the Arab-dominated government's long-running war against black and predominantly Christian separatists in the country's oil rich south.
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Not in a bar or a club -- which fundamentalists rail against as being un-Islamic -- but in a bakery and cafe, just as patrons were breaking their fasts on a holy day during the holy month of Ramadan.
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BERLIN, May 28 (Reuters) - The head of the Protestant Church in Germany has called for Islam to be taught in state schools across the country as a way to make young Muslims impervious to the "temptation of fundamentalists".
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It's probably not an idea that will work with garden-variety sociopaths, or religious fundamentalists turned mad bombers, but it doesn't hurt to be reminded that there is usually some kind of groupthink behind acts of mass terror.
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"It's been a controversial issue for several decades, with some parts of the country, like the South, using corporal punishment more than others," Rothman said, adding that religious fundamentalists are also more likely to believe in corporal punishment.
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Although fundamentalists differed on how to understand the account of creation in Genesis, they agreed that God was the author of creation and that humans were distinct creatures, separate from animals, and made in the image of God.
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Prime Minister Modi has directly contributed to the rise of Hindu fundamentalists in India, and has encouraged the creation of an atmosphere of intimidation against opposition political parties, academicians, journalists and independent thinkers who dare to speak up.
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So, let me start with one concept, which is we used to say — and this is another thing that the market fundamentalists say — look, we shouldn't worry about inequality of income, all that matters is equality of opportunity.
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Not to be confused with Jerry Falwell and his ilk, Civil War fundamentalists argued that because of slavery, the North and South were so different by 1860 — economically, socially, and politically — that secession and war were practically inevitable.
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But he was seeking support from the same Moscow circles that were cultivating ties to the Western religious right, and he has since welcomed Catholic fundamentalists into his party as he seeks to unite the Italian right behind him.
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Fundamentalists may cite the Gospels to oppose same-sex marriage or ordination of women, or the Torah to displace Palestinians, or the Quran to justify violence — but all that is abuse of sacred texts and the role they play.
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Nazis, Klansmen, ISIS — all fundamentalists resent the mutability of human life and the fact that, in a technologized world, no manner of racial or ethnic or religious or cultural purity can ever be guaranteed, as if an "inalienable" right.
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It's hardly surprising that in 2016 the book resonated with people — particularly women — stunned that a brazen misogynist, given to fascist rhetoric and backed by religious fundamentalists, was taking power despite the wishes of the majority of the population.
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They seem unlikely to reduce the risk of attacks by already-hardened fundamentalists, but government authorities believe that helping those who feel like outcasts to share the fruits of a prosperous society will prevent them taking a militant road.
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Hannah Black and company are placing themselves on the wrong side of history, together with Phalangists who burned books, authoritarian regimes that censor culture and imprison artists, and religious fundamentalists who ban artworks in the name of their god.
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AMMAN, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said U.S. President Donald Trump's priority of fighting Islamist fundamentalists led by Islamic State was promising but it was too early to expect stronger steps, state news agency SANA reported on Tuesday.
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Only subsequently in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as Protestants fissured into fundamentalists and a more moderate main group, was there any sort of divisions that we would later recognize as a division between mainline Protestantism and evangelicals.
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In part, the strategy grew out of a consensus formed in the early 1990s among some human rights groups, religious fundamentalists, national governments, and agencies like the United Nations that considered a prolific sex industry antithetical to civilized modern society.
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Hair salon chain gets into trouble over advertisement A hair salon run by celebrity stylist Jawed Habib has landed in hot water among staunch Hindu fundamentalists after it ran an advertisement depicting the Goddess Durga and her children receiving beauty treatments.
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Though ostensibly aimed at modernization, neither the development plan nor the decrees propose changes in the kingdom's basic political arrangements, in which religious fundamentalists uphold the legitimacy of the royal family in exchange for freedom to foster and spread extremist ideology.
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Or maybe they're interested in sex, but not in the right way – as is the case in Thelma, where the protagonist's parents are religious fundamentalists of the sort that, notes director Joachim Trier, sometimes try to "save" their children from homosexuality.
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He came to be known as a member of what French security officials called Toulouse's "Salafist faction," a loose group of about 100 Muslim fundamentalists who were monitored by the domestic intelligence service, known at the time as the DCRI.
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This could also be considered a symptom of Religious Trauma Syndrome (RTS), a diagnosis developed by Dr. Marlene Winell, a psychologist in San Francisco and author of Leaving the Fold: A Guide for Former Fundamentalists and Others Leaving Their Religion.
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In order to continue with their hypocritical lifestyle, the royals offered cultural freedom and women's rights as a sop to the fundamentalists, allowing anti-Western clerics and madrasas to flourish and giving a free pass to those who bankrolled terrorism.
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Similarly, the Pakistani prime minster Benazir Bhutto, a Harvard and Oxford alumna, presented herself to her Western peers as a radical feminist even as she emboldened the Taliban in Afghanistan and courted Islamic fundamentalists at home while looting her country's treasury.
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For the opening, which included a female-led call to prayer, a large group of Islamic fundamentalists had initially prepared to attack the site with clubs, but were assuaged when a local grand Imam blessed the site at the last minute.
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More specifically, he's arguing that that alcoholics who have been abused by religious fundamentalists in their childhood (himself included) can have negative associations with the word "God"—some even find the religion and the ensuing dogma that follows highly triggering.
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This is in part because of the resilience and courage of the Ugandan L.G.B.T.I. community and its allies, abroad and at home, who have refused to give in to the widespread hostility from the state and the religious fundamentalists who incite public contempt.
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"Millions of white conservative fundamentalists who take the Bible literally are awaiting the fulfillment of its prophesy about the apocalypse — the end of days — which will feature the rise of an evil force that will briefly rule the world," the piece reads.
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From this list—much of which, it's important to note, has been targeted by religious fundamentalists of various types over the years—it is clear that the idea of "psychoactive" is more of a spiritual concept than one that can be quantified.
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While modernist Protestants emphasize patience, humility, willingness to compromise and tolerance on a range of important issues, at least in terms of ideals if not always practices, fundamentalists believed that they were engaged in a zero-sum game of good versus evil.
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But the voluminous writings published by Islamic State and Qaeda media branches, as well as the writings of hard-liners from the Salafi sect and the Wahhabi school, make clear that these fundamentalists do not consider Sufis to be Muslims at all.
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As the family moved about, he went to W. A. Criswell's church in Dallas and later to Jerry Falwell Sr.'s church in Lynchburg, Va. The two pastors were fundamentalists, heavily involved with politics and, as a boy, Howe supported the Moral Majority.
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"If they don't achieve the result of killing the people, the second-best goal for these crazy men, women, terrorists is ... (to) give us a life of fear," he told reporters, arguing that it was important not to be cowed by Islamist fundamentalists.
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The moves add to fears of official marginalization among India's 200 million Muslims, especially after the stripping of Kashmir's autonomy, a court victory allowing Hindu fundamentalists to build a new temple over the ruins of a demolished mosque and citizenship tests in Assam.
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With Mariana Alfaro Oren Cass believes conservatives have blundered by outsourcing GOP economic policymaking to libertarian "fundamentalists" who see the free market as an end unto itself, rather than as a means for improving quality of life to strengthen families and communities.
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The truth is that the progressive secular community and minorities of all sorts in Bangladesh now don't just have to fear Islamic militants -- we must also fear our own government, which shows no regard for its secular beginnings and chooses instead to appease the fundamentalists.
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Unfortunately, these facts haven't stopped the internet from conjuring up some of the most insane — and incredibly creative — Illuminati conspiracies ever, which are mostly fueled by Christian fundamentalists who believe the Illuminati's New World Order would be a sign of the coming of the Antichrist.
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So while politicians like Donald Trump make it seem like mosques are factories for violent fundamentalists, and commentators like Ayaan Hirsi Ali tweet that "Islam pure taken to its logical conclusion leads to mass murder," nothing could be further from the truth on the ground.
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" The backdrop, via GZERO Media's Alex Kliment: "Bashir first took power three decades ago in a coup backed by Islamic fundamentalists, and he immediately dialed up the Arab-dominated government's long-running war against black and predominantly Christian separatists in the country's oil rich south.
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Few are extended toward religious fundamentalists, of any kind, who reach the radar of the urbane, "Pod Save America" class only when stories appear confirming existing impressions of backwardness — the hordes of children delivered into the world whom families refuse to vaccinate and keep semiliterate.
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By buying their way into the churches, private schools, and public radio antennae of millions of Americans, by decimating public institutions and any semblance of media neutrality, these wealthy conservatives had prepared millions of fundamentalists to support a habitually adulterous, pathologically dishonest reality television personality.
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Beloved by his fellow fundamentalists, who bought his tracts by the hundreds of millions and seeded them in bus stops and diners all over the world, Chick was widely derided by the world at large where he was seen, accurately, as a producer of hate literature.
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The most tragic time of any diminishing faith is when it must admit its lack of relevance and simply cannot, when something that once felt vital and important becomes a dead book full of dead gods being danced to life again by opportunistic or hidebound fundamentalists.
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He has said he isn't sure whether (as many fundamentalists believe) the earth is 6,000 years old, but he is absolutely convinced that the world was created in six days and that the scientific narrative of life's evolution over hundreds of millions of years is simply wrong.
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When the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979, the same year that militant Shiite fundamentalists overthrew the US-backed Shah of Iran, US policymakers concluded that America's access to Gulf oil supplies was at risk and a US military presence was needed to guarantee such access.
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The judgment also states that the two events that have served as the basis for Hindu claims — the supposedly miraculous overnight appearance of Hindu idols in the mosque in 1949 and the demolition of the mosque in 1992 — were both criminal acts, the handiwork of Hindu fundamentalists.
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Lipstadt, along with others on the ground in France, is quick to point out that most Muslims are not anti-Semites, and that the growing presence of anti-Semitic fundamentalists does not negate the issue of anti-Muslim prejudice in France or legitimate objections to Israel's policies.
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Arriving when the Arab world seemed to be collapsing, it deftly marshaled the skills of a cadre of young, intelligent Islamic fundamentalists such as the Bahraini religious scholar Turki al Binali, who helped recruit many frustrated young people eager for a radical new source of hope.
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Founded in 21 by Mormon Fundamentalists who broke away from the traditional Latter-Day Saints church in order to practice the principal of plural marriage, this community, geographically isolated by the Vermillion Cliffs of the Colorado Plateau, is a step back in time for anyone who drives through it.
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But we have seen the price of siding with religious fundamentalists throughout history, how U.S. arming of al Qaeda in Afghanistan backfired, and how turning a blind eye to the rise of ISIS in Iraq and Syria helped grow this monster that the whole world is now threatened by.
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Much as he did in his shivery feature debut, "The Witch," about an isolated family of fundamentalists coming unglued in early 17th-century America, Eggers makes the secluded world in "The Lighthouse" at once recognizable and eerily unfamiliar, a combination that draws you in but makes you feel unsettled.
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But given its current incarnation as a conglomerate of right-wing nationalists, Randian zealots and Christian fundamentalists all laser-focused on repealing different aspects of the 20th century while consigning our children to spend their golden years in a fiery hellscape, the situation starts to look potentially cataclysmic.
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Fahd, 30, who had worked in public relations, said he had already given up hope that the police would provide him protection against Islamic fundamentalists who have fomented hostility towards the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community in this Muslim-majority country, which is also the world's third-largest democracy.
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Jessica A. Johnson: So I think a lot of these tensions and a lot of the paranoia and fear that is amplified through conspiracy theories around pedophilia certainly has something to do with fears concerning the unraveling of our nation's moral fabric as construed by white Christian nationalists, or fundamentalists.
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" One classic Coulter takedown involved a passage in her book Treason: Liberal Treachery from the Cold War to the War on Terrorism, in which she claimed that New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman had "blamed twenty years of relentless attacks by Muslim extremists on—I quote—'religious fundamentalists of any stripe.
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The economic crises of the 1970s and 1980s provided an opening for market fundamentalists to mount an offensive against labor using both the tools of government policy and corporate practices, and brought a financialization of the global economy that left both local corporations and foreign governments beholden to Wall Street.
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As the convention began to grow more liberal in the 203s and 1970s, a more conservative faction struck back; led by Texans Paige Patterson and Herman Paul Pressler III, a small group of fundamentalists employed get-out-the-vote tactics to engineer a conservative takeover of the convention in 1979.
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Le Pen, who has taken hardline positions on "Islamic fundamentalism" and immigration, accused Macron of being "obedient to Islamist fundamentalists," repeating again and again that he has received the support of the UOIF (L'Union des Organisations Islamiques de France) — a loose organization of several hundred Muslim prayer spaces and religious organizations.
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Moscow preferred stability at all costs, while the United States "mercilessly and mindlessly betrays allies for the sake of theoretical dogmatism," Yevgeny Satanovsky, a Russian academic, wrote in the same journal, noting that these policies often lead to support of Islamic fundamentalists, who are even more at odds with America's purported values.
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When he began imposing strategic tariffs on China in response to its long history of abusive trade practices, the liberals all of a sudden became free trade fundamentalists, predicting that this new "trade war" would harm the American economy because we have relied so heavily on cheap Chinese imports for so many years.
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Gilead is what the United States has become after an attack that killed Congress and the president; though blamed on Islamic terrorists, the attack was actually the work of the Jacobites, Christian fundamentalists who suspend the Constitution and establish a theocracy based on the subjugation of women and warped interpretations of the Old Testament.
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When I sent back my own fitting photo she replied, "I can't tell if I love it or if it's your 'Big Love' Halloween costume," followed by a still of Chloë Sevigny from the HBO show about Mormon fundamentalists, wearing almost the identical ensemble, down to the ruffled collar and oxen tongue pink color.
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Instead of sending us soldiers to fight terrorists and fundamentalists who, as we have seen with the downfall of Muammar Qaddafi and Saddam Hussein, are the results of your wars for oil and uranium, the Macron Plan for Reparations alone, Mr. President, is able to reconcile Africa with itself, but also with the West.
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It is important for Americans to know that the first casualties of this conflict are often Muslims who do not subscribe to extreme ideology, and in failing to discern between Muslims like Yusuf and the fundamentalists who carry out human rights abuses in the name of Islam, we have contributed to their vulnerability and marginalization.
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This catastrophic invasion led the U.S. to counter-productively topple Saddam Hussein's regime, which had served as a stable "firewall" against its mortal enemies, the Shiite Iranian ayatollahs (with whom Iraq fought the largest conflict on the planet since World War II in the 2023s' Iran-Iraq War), and against the Sunni Saudi Wahhabi conservative fundamentalists.
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When those from dominant groups or in positions of campus authority insist that this is not real harm because it's not physical violence, or when First Amendment fundamentalists claim that any constraint on speech is a step on the slippery slope toward tyranny, we can detect the ideology of market deregulation at the heart of free speech dogmatism.
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That this happened several times here Friday morning, on International Women's Day at the Western Wall, tells you a lot about the state of religious liberty in a country that prides itself on being the Middle East's only free nation — and about the resilience of activists who refuse to allow fundamentalists to control public Jewish life.
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Still worse, however, he explains, is the preaching of today's fundamentalists, who don't know that "the appeal of the quranic language lies in its violation of norms" — for instance Osama bin Laden, who "rejected the facts of Muslim history to return to the supposed origins of Islam, but at the same time […] turned his back on tradition" by voiding it of its poetry and turning it into a mere treatise.
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The director of "Rogue One," Gareth Edwards, has stepped into a mythopoetic stew so half-baked and overcooked, a morass of pre-instantly overanalyzed implications of such shuddering impact to the series' fundamentalists, that he lumbers through, seemingly stunned or constrained or cautious to the vanishing point of passivity, and lets neither the characters nor the formidable cast of actors nor even the special effects, of which he has previously proved himself to be a master, come anywhere close to life.
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" King is an ally of President Donald Trump with his own history of controversial stances, from his support for the Irish Republican Army, to his claim that "22018 to 85 percent of mosques in this country are controlled by Islamic fundamentalists," to blaming Eric Garner rather than the New York City police officer who killed him for his death: "If he had not had asthma, and a heart condition, and was so obese, he would not have died from this.
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But while that secular liberalism, in its meritocratic-elite form, may present itself as a vehicle for long-suffering minorities to finally grasp power, in many ways it is also a peculiar post-Protestant extension of the old WASP ascendancy — shorn of that ascendancy's piety and sense of duty, but still at war with fundamentalists on one flank and Catholics on the other, still determined (to borrow an image from National Review's Michael Brendan Dougherty) to impose the current doctrines of Episcopalians on the Baptists and the Papists.
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