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January 1, 2006Choice Reviews Online326 citations

The psychology of religious fundamentalism

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Introduction Fundamentalist Religion as an Intratextual Search for Meaning Fundamentalism as a Meaning System The History of Protestant Fundamentalism Fundamentalism in a Pentecostal Denomination: The Church of God (of Prophecy) Fundamentalism among Religious Serpent-Handling Sects Fundamentalism among the Amish Fundamentalist Islam Intratextuality, Stereotyping, and Quasi-Fundamentalisms Epilogue Notes References Index

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a096bf759b902245b45bf31https://doi.org/10.5860/choice.43-2751
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