prompt: What is fundamental Christianity?
chosen.content: What is fundamental Christianity?
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chosen.content: Fundamental Christianity is a conservative Christian faith tradition based on the belief that the Bible is the inerrant and exclusive word of God and should be the sole authority in matters of faith and practice. It is generally described as adhering to a set of "Fundamentalist Christian beliefs" that often oppose modern culture, rationalism, and liberalism within Christian denominations.
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rejected.content: What is fundamental Christianity?
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rejected.content: Fundamental Christianity is a set of beliefs and practices based on the Bible that are seen as essential to Christian faith and practice. This includes beliefs such as the inerrancy and authority of Scripture, the necessity of salvation through Christ alone, the Trinity, and more. In practice, this means adhering to certain practices such as daily Bible reading, worship, and celebration of the sacraments.
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