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• When I grew up, the church was very fundamentalistic.
• I think there is a real race between our way of life and the fundamentalistic option.
• It is also opposed to homosexuality in a fundamentalistic and ubiquitous form ( See : Homophobia ).
• In recent years, the character of Brand has been fairly misunderstood, and he is often regarded as an unsympathetic, fundamentalistic and conservative man.
• Jerusalem Day was " hijacked years ago by nationalist-religious groups and has evolved into an event which lets tribal-fundamentalistic passions loose,"
• As David Weiss Halivni has shown, this fundamentalistic account of tradition arose relatively late in Jewish history, but since the Middle Ages it has been embraced ever more fervently by Orthodox rabbinical authority.
• The late Reverend Pandurang Shastri Athavale has given a plethora of discourses regarding the symbolism and rational basis for many principles in the fundamentalistic elements of other faiths have sought to denigrate the ancient religion in an effort to gain converts.
• In one paragraph, it briefly cited rumors circulating in " fundamentalistic circles " about a " death list " with names of Danish Jews and a 250, 000 kroner ( dlrs 32, 470 ) reward.
• Scandinavian Heathens regard Nordisk Sed as a more authentic Scandinavian religion, based on Scandinavian local traditions, in contradistinction with the more eclectic 羢atr? based on the Swedish )  actually meaning folk religion , or less ambiguously " fundamentalistic traditionalism ".
• Per WP : IAR, William is "'morally obliged "'to ignore the fundamentalistic interpretation of the topic ban given by some here and post links to vandalized articles in a discrete way ( like on his talk page ).
• In one form or another, theistic evolution is the view of creation taught at the majority of mainline Vatican's chief astronomer between 1978 and 2006 ) : . . . in America, creationism has come to mean some fundamentalistic, literal, scientific interpretation of Genesis.
• If we want articles here to be sensible and to the point, it's not useful to be fundamentalistic all the time about " must be verified " on every statement seen as an atomic fact because many of them "'are " not atomic facts, and never can be.
• The dossier conclude that conspiracy theories such as those expressed by for example http : / / en . wikipedia . org / wiki / Alex _ Jones _ ( radio ) and http : / / en . wikipedia . org / wiki / Dylan _ Avery may just be act in a fundamentalistic war to gain governance over mankind.
• :: : : The conflict of interest doesn't only lead to unpopular changes to the MOS . It can lead ( and IMO has led ) to stricter fundamentalistic enforcement of the MOS and fiercer resistance to changes of the MOS . I'm not going to give examples, because it seems to be impossible to do that without it turning into a finger-pointing debate about personalities instead of principle.