FUNDAMENTALISM AS 'ORTHODOXISM'

by Haralambos Ventis

Our long-standing captivity to a sad caricature of Orthodoxy that could be called “orthodoxism,” and whose main characteristics will be summarized in what follows, has been largely consolidated by a widespread attitude in the Church known as “the fear of theology.” It is this fear that has propelled the substitution of theology with a shallow, stale “spirituality” based on an excess of pious yet vacuous sentimentalism.

FUNDAMENTALISM: THEOLOGY IN THE SERVICE OF PSYCHOSIS

by Rev. Dr. Vaseilios Thermos

TRADITION, SECULARIZATION, FUNDAMENTALISM: ORTHODOX/CATHOLIC ENCOUNTERS (Radio)

ORTHODOX FUNDAMENTALISM: FROM RELIGION TO POLITICS

Fr. Cyril Hovorun, 

WHEEL

In this paper, I want to explore the phenomenon of fundamentalism, which has become an inalienable part of contemporary religious discourse. First, I want to chart the origins of the fundamentalist movement in antimodernist Protestantism and its parallels in the Roman Catholic sphere, and to look at its development in the later twentieth century.