Sentence examples for fundamentalist wing from inspiring English sources

The church belongs to a fundamentalist wing of Christianity and is believed to be one of at least 300 in the UK, mostly in London and mostly supported by people who originated from west Africa.

Wells' resignation and this latest homophobia row surrounding the DUP exposes the struggle within the party between its born-again Christian fundamentalist wing and modernisers, who want to reach out to a wider electoral base in favour of the union.

What was at stake for Graham in that first New York crusade was the evangelist's final break from the fundamentalist wing that had formed him, and his hope of advancing a new evangelicalism that would survive, even thrive, in the cultural mainstream.

The schism at the heart of conservative politics in the US was laid bare on Thursday when John Boehner, the speaker of the House of Representatives, launched a stinging attack on the collection of rightwing lobby groups that hold sway over the fundamentalist wing of the Republican party.

The fundamentalist wing of the party - the "fundies" - scented betrayal.

But you've got the fundamentalist wing of gay advocacy Rich Ferraro and Andrew Sullivan they're out there, they've got you.

To some extent, the film reflects a debate within Catholicism, between the liberal and fundamentalist wings of the church.

The group says the party has been hijacked by the fundamentalist right wing.

But they've been taken hostage by their fundamentalist right wing and are being left behind by the demographic evolution of the American electorate.

"There's a perception in the art world that there's a fundamentalist, right wing, Christian Coalition juggernaut out there," Mr. Philbrick says.

Today it continues, with my friends in England who hear I'm running for Congress asking me why I would want to be part of America's fundamentalist, right-wing shift.