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indra_fanatic
14th August 2005, 11:34 PM
Question: What defines a "fundamentalist" for the purposes of these forums? Is it one's personal lifeview, a certain denomination or denominations that are considered to be fundamentalist, or something else?

I scored 86% Fundamentalist in the well-known Quizfarm test if that means anything to you all.

Brian

e=mv^2
15th August 2005, 07:50 AM
Hi Brian,

Welcome to the fundamentalist forum!
There is a sticky thread at the top of this forum that gives the definition. HERE is a link to it.

-e

ProfessorMark
15th August 2005, 11:50 AM
Define a fundamentalist church. A church that adheres to the historic fundamentals of the Christian faith.

Define an IFBX church. A church that is controlled by an angry, arrogant, "my-way-or-the-highway",maniputive "so-called" pastor. America is full of these phonies. Hyles Anderson College is probably the worst source for these kind of false spiritual shepherds. God help them when they stand before a holy and righteous God one day.

arunma
15th August 2005, 02:54 PM
I don't consider myself a fundamentalist, but everyone here says that I am, since I believe in all the "fundamentals" of the faith (inerrency of the Scriptures, etc.). Either way, I don't really mind. Everyone here seems to have good theology.

jlujan69
15th August 2005, 04:51 PM
Question: What defines a "fundamentalist" for the purposes of these forums? Is it one's personal lifeview, a certain denomination or denominations that are considered to be fundamentalist, or something else?

I scored 86% Fundamentalist in the well-known Quizfarm test if that means anything to you all.

Brian

I scored 88% Christian on one quiz and 75% fundy on another. On the latter test, some of those questions weren't entirely clear.