Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Frank Schaeffer:

My definition of fundamentalism, religious or otherwise, is the impulse to find The answer, a way to shut down the question-asking part of one's brain.  Fundamentalists don't like question marks.  Fundamentalists reject both Christian humility and postmodern paradox.  In that sense an atheist too may be a fundamentalist.  And a fundamentalist wants to convince others to convert to what fundamentalists are sure they know.

Patience With God, p.9

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