The
short answer to this question is that Fundamentalism is a subset of
Christianity. It is relatively new, having only been around less than a
century. It is important to note the distinction between the
‘fundamentals of the faith’ and ‘fundamentalism’. The fundamentals of
the faith are the core beliefs of Christianity. A short list of these
beliefs would include the deity of Christ; the virgin birth; Christ’s
death, burial and resurrection; the divine inspiration of Scripture.
Most Evangelical Christians would also agree with the statements listed
in the Apostles’ Creed.
Picture
a circle in your mind. This circle represents the gospel and each
person is either inside or outside of this gospel circle. Within this
circle there are different flavors of Christianity. The largest group
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