What do Fundamentalist Christians think of non-fundamentalist Christians?

[Ana Dragule]

What do Fundamentalist Christians think of non-fundamentalist Christians?

[thewriteranon]

Generally? That non-fundamentalist Christians are not Christian.

That has been my experience.

[Christianbookworm]

I thought that only cult groups think they're the only True Christians^tm? There may be overlap though between fundies and cults.

[thewriteranon]

At the very least most fundamentalists I've encountered well think Catholicism is a great apostasy.

[Catholicity]

I grew up Fundamentalist and I was trained to believe that people who didn't believe like me or worship like my church (especially the baptist church which was founded by God) were not Christians. Christians were hard to find in other denominations, and all denominations that were liturgical never preached "the Gospel" Obviously this isn't true.

[mossrose]

I thought that only cult groups think they're the only True Christians^tm? There may be overlap though between fundies and cults.

Please read the op in thread I started in the Rolling Pin regarding this.

[Ana Dragule]

Please read the op in thread i started in the rolling pin regarding this.

idgi..

[mossrose]

idgi..

I don't know what that means.

[JonathanL]

I don't know what that means.

I don't get it, is my guess.

[Ana Dragule]

I don't know what that means.

idgi. I don't get it.

That said,..

Oh, I get it now. Use the definition of fundamentalist from your thread to answer the perspective question in mine. I would like another source for yours first, either from your or from another poster. ARe there perhaps different groups of fundamentalists that would hold different views?

I am assuming from your response that you would say that they are Christian?

[Jedidiah]

There is a serious confusion here as to what a fundamentalist really is. The term is not a clear one.

[Ana Dragule]

Generally? That non-fundamentalist Christians are not Christian.

That has been my experience.

Why would they not be?

[mossrose]

idgi. I don't get it.

That said,..

Oh, I get it now. Use the definition of fundamentalist from your thread to answer the perspective question in mine. I would like another source for yours first, either from your or from another poster.

Please also feel free to answer the question.

My source is my own observation of the fundamentals that a Christian should believe in. Found in scripture. And brought into the light by the Holy Spirit.

[Ana Dragule]

My source is my own observation of the fundamentals that a Christian should believe in. Found in scripture. And brought into the light by the Holy Spirit.

You would say that a non-fundamentalist Christian is a Christian or probably not a Christian?

[Ana Dragule]

There is a serious confusion here as to what a fundamentalist really is. The term is not a clear one.

Given that different groups would identify as fundamentalist, and sometimes the definitions change a little, yes. Ok, so, same questions, but please also include source of answer, definition, etc.