The main idea or truth in Armstrong’s article is that fundamentalism is now part of the modern world. No one can safely ignore it as it represents the alienation that is present in the world today.
b) Armstrong said, “Fundamentalists feel that they are battling against forces that threaten their most sacred values.” So, one key question I would ask in response to Armstrong’s article is: Why can’t everyone show empathy, compassion, and respect towards the fundamentalists’ fears? Perhaps conflicts can be constructive if everyone involved had a broader awareness of different cultures.
c) One comment I would make in response to this article is: Religion has changed because our society changed. Fundamentalism is just a way to show how we can continue
b) Armstrong said, “Fundamentalists feel that they are battling against forces that threaten their most sacred values.” So, one key question I would ask in response to Armstrong’s article is: Why can’t everyone show empathy, compassion, and respect towards the fundamentalists’ fears? Perhaps conflicts can be constructive if everyone involved had a broader awareness of different cultures.
c) One comment I would make in response to this article is: Religion has changed because our society changed. Fundamentalism is just a way to show how we can continue