prompt: What is fundamental Christianity?
chosen.content: What is fundamental Christianity?
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chosen.content: Fundamental Christianity is a Protestant Christian movement that emphasizes Biblical literalism, personal morality, and belief in certain core doctrines such as the virgin birth and the resurrection of Jesus. It emerged in opposition to liberal and ecumenical movements in mainstream Christianity in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Many Baptist, Pentecostal, evangelical, and nondenominational churches embrace fundamental Christian beliefs.
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rejected.content: What is fundamental Christianity?
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rejected.content: Fundamental Christianity is a branch of Christianity that stresses the importance of a set of core doctrines which are essential to the Christian faith, according to this tradition. Christianity has been broken down into fundamental beliefs including the infallibility and authority of the Bible, Jesus being the only saviour, salvation through faith alone, and the importance of practising moral living. Other core beliefs include the physical existence of Heaven and Hell, the concept of an afterlife, and the resurrection of Christ. Fundamentalist Christians believe in strict adherence to these core beliefs as the foundation of their faith.
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