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    These people cling to their religion because they had nothing else to hold onto. Fundamentalism was "a caricature of culturally unenlightened individuals bent on preserving tradition at the expense of progress." (religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu) Yet‚ surprisingly‚ Fundamentalism was one of the most successful religious movements in the twentieth century. They were behind the temperance movement and the anti-communist movement. However‚ it was not

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    change their ideals. It pushed forth many positive and negative reactions and transformations in the people and society‚ such as: fundamentalism‚ new immigration laws and restrictions‚ a rise in organized crime‚ the modern woman and her rights‚ and the increased culture of consumerism. As a reaction to the new way of thinking‚ known as modernism‚ fundamentalism emerged. Fundamentalists thought their way of life and existence was being threatened by the new

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    Fundamentalism is a religious response to modernity. Although the term is frequently used in a popular context to mean any religious position perceived to be traditional‚ archaic or scripture-bound‚ it has a specific meaning from an historical perspective‚ and a genealogy which has seen the term change from the self-referential description of a particular religious group‚ to a term which may have lost its impact through misplaced‚ and indiscriminate‚ application. Originally used by a specific group

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    Analyse the reasons for the rise of militarism in Japan in the 1930s. The rise of Japanese militarism in the 1930s was due to a number of reasons. First‚ Japan’s traditional and cultural policy favoured the rise of militarism. Military tradition of samurai made it easy for the Japanese to accept militarists as leaders.        Bushido which promoted martial spirit and good qualities of samurai made the Japanese believe that militarists were more reliable than the corrupt party politicians

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    Ruth Stein believes that fundamentalism is one’s personal “quest” to “violently transcend experiences” of one’s fear of eternal slumber (death) and how the existence of another human being serves as an “obstacle” that distances an individual further from their personal desires. She feels as though fundamentalism is being encapsulated in one’s own personal “comforting straight jacket.” Which I felt is a view that is rarely seen or heard of (at least it is nothing I have seen or heard of). As I was

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    FUNDAMENTALISM AND CRIME Criminology Project 4th Trimester SUBMITTED TO- Dr P.K. Shukla SUBMITTED BY- GARIMA GUPTA 2011 BA.LLB 69 A-1117 CONTENTS Introduction Statement of Problem Objective Hypothesis Method of Study Analysis Theories Law Judgments Statistics Conclusion Bibliography INTRODUCTION Fundamentalism is the demand for a strict adherence to specific theological doctrines usually understood as a reaction against Modernist theology‚ primarily

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    from these wives comes many children. Most people look down upon Polygamy‚ because they believe it to be degrading of the women. However‚ within Mormon Fundamentalism‚ polygamy serves a great part of their religion and helps with family dynamics. Mormon Fundamentalist believe and practice polygamy because it is a large component of their religious beliefs. Mormons believe that there are trapped souls in heaven and every time a child is born one of the souls gets to come down to earth. After all

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    The reason why Martin Luther is considered to be the leader of religious reform historically‚ is because his movement despite not being 1st reform to have been made‚ had managed survive long enough to splinter off and effect not just one part of Europe at the time but also a vast majority of it. His views on how a person should practice their faith reflected what a lot of people would think the Catholic Church should be like. The reason why the reformation period of this time frame is based around

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    The rise of American cities occurred because of many reasons. Some of the reasons as to why American cities rapidly grew was because of an increase in industries‚ which attracted immigrants from all over the world. Many cultural changes occurred because of these developments‚ including an increase in education‚ job opportunities for women and also an increase in poverty. In the collection‚ The Life Stories of Undistinguished Americans As Told by Themselves edited by Hamilton Holt‚ early 20th century

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    still working towards peace and Mason is credited with much of the progress made so far. He visited Hamline not too long ago to talk about how and why these conflicts happen‚ and how we can help resolve them. He began by explaining three reasons why religious conflict happens. The belief that there is one true church above others‚ the belief that errors and

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