Fundamentalism
Fundamentalism is most essentially the overriding drive to preserve the core beliefs of a community against outward corruption or inward compromise. The term was first popularized through the publication of the books 'The Fundamentals' (1910-15), which aimed to defend what they saw as the core of Evangelical Christian beliefs from both liberal Christian and secular challenges.
Introductions and primary sources
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- BibleBelievers.com · Fundamentalist
- A large and fairly representative contemporary fundamentalist site. Discussion question:
Is this site also Evangelical?
- Christian Fundamentalism
- a concise history from the Believe site; mostly sourced from Elwell's Evangelical Dictionary
- Fundamentalism, Modernism and New-Evangelicalism · Fundamentalist
- from Way Of Life's Fundamental Baptist Information Service
- Is Fundamentalism Merely A Belief In "The Five Fundamentals"? · Fundamentalist
- A U.S. fundamentalist site discusses what 'The Fundamentals' actually are.
- NRMs: Fundamentalism
- From the Religious Movements Project at the University of Virginia; summaries of academic studies of Fundamentalism
- The Fundamentals: A Testimony to the Truth
- Shaun Aisbitt's online edition of the original series 'The Fundamentals'; a comparison with contemporary Fundamentalism is illuminating.
- Wikipedia: Fundamentalist Christianity
- An excellent introductory article; lots of links
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