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... Fundamentalism established itself as an effort to save American civilization from the dangers of evolutionism. ... It is often incorrectly assumed that fundamentalism was a response to social and political conditions. ... Fundamentalism began to organize at the beginning of the crisis in 1919 and 1920 and as a result “they institutionalized and preserved important parts of the outlook of that era of intense feeling and opinion. ... After 1925, fundamentalism was no longer a broad and nationally influential coalition of conservatives, but a group of isolated minorities who retreated into separatism in order to recuperate their forces.
As fundamentalism faded from the centers of American life it was beginning to take root in less conspicuous areas after 1925. ... And with all the variety fostered by American religious free enterprise, groups were constantly being formed to promote the causes that national fundamentalism had just recently publicized. ...
Today, fundamentalism remains as a useful adjective to describe many of its conspicuous and controversial traits. ... Understanding Fundamentalism; Christian, Islamic, and Jewish
Movements. ... Fundamentalism and American Culture; the Shaping of Twentieth-
Century Evangelicalism 1870-1925. ... “The Age of Fundamentalism. ... This world-building task requires charismatic and powerful leaders that understand the fundamentals of getting people organized and eager to spread the word and beliefs of Fundamentalism. ... In many ways fundamentalism is a grounding force that enables people to focus on the more important aspects of life.
Approximate Word count = 2446
Approximate Pages = 9.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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