fundamentalist造句

It makes him look like a radical fundamentalist.

In a head-to-head contest between a moral relativist and a fundamentalist, who wins?

For example, I grew up in a very, very sectarian fundamentalist church in Texas.

She's a fundamentalist Christian. She advocated teaching creationism alongside evolution in Alaska's schools.

He became a follower of Jansenism, a fundamentalist version of the Christianity of his day.

He was initially drawn to a liberal interpretation of the Bible and argued against a fundamentalist approach to Christianity.

The fear of its lurching into fundamentalist hands is in turn part of what restrains America and India.

"Today, I feel like a kid in a fundamentalist Christian camp who's never even read the Bible," he told me.

There had been a tremendous revival of fundamentalist religion, mainly Methodism, in England, and this evangelical enthusiasm spread itself into the interests of the empire.

“You can’t be fundamentalist about anything,” she says while discussing the government’s wish that equipment used to extract oil from new offshore fields should be made in Brazil.

Besides, I had a hard time believing that Michael's "true self" was a fundamentalist Christian who writes derogatorily about being gay.

You're certainly not a die-hard fundamentalist, but you figure that if you drink the wine and chew the wafer now and then, it's good enough to get you a free ride into a half-decent afterlife.