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Convinced that biblical inerrancy and fierce evangelism were the only answers to the threat of modern secularism, they formed what we now know as the fundamentalist movement that has led ultimately to the creation of the religious right in U.
I would have no trouble continuing a conversation with someone who is deeply religious so long as he or she was not a zealot who believed in Biblical inerrancy, but I would find it hard to continue a conversation with someone who believed in astrology or thought Stalin was basically a good guy," he states flatly.
Arguments about biblical inerrancy in evangelical circles can become vicious.
 
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