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| | Wikinfo Fundamentalist Christianity |
 | | Religious fundamentalists of all the Abrahamic religions, Christianity, Islam, and Judaism have risen to prominance in the United States, Israel, the Middle East and other areas such as Iran and Afganistan where Islam is practiced and in some respects have taken center stage in world affairs. |
 | | Fundamentalist Christianity, generally a portion of protestantism although the Roman Catholic Church could be considered fundamentalist, is generally characterized by literal interpretation of the bible, and belief in the actual existence of Heaven, Hell, the Devil and life after death. |
 | | Fundamentalist Christians are organized politically though such groups as the Christian Coalition of America, the Family Research Council, and the Traditional Values Coalition. |
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