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(Ebook) The English Reformation and the Roots of Atheism and Fundamentalism by Liam Fraser ISBN 9781108427982, 1108427987

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Authors:Liam Fraser
Pages:0 pages.
Year:2018
Editon:Hardcover
Publisher:Cambridge University Press
Language:english
File Size:2.95 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781108427982, 1108427987
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(Ebook) The English Reformation and the Roots of Atheism and Fundamentalism by Liam Fraser ISBN 9781108427982, 1108427987

In this study of new atheism and religious fundamentalism, this book advances two provocative -- and surprising - arguments. Liam Fraser argues that atheism and Protestant fundamentalism in Britain and America share a common historical origin in the English Reformation, and the crisis of authority inaugurated by the Reformers. This common origin generated two presuppositions crucial for both movements: a literalist understanding of Scripture, and a disruptive understanding of divine activity in nature. Through an analysis of contemporary new atheist and Protestant fundamentalist texts, Fraser shows that these presuppositions continue to structure both groups, and support a range of shared biblical, scientific, and theological beliefs. Their common historical and intellectual structure ensures that new atheism and Protestant fundamentalism - while on the surface irreconcilably opposed - share a secret sympathy with one another, yet one which leaves them unstable, inconsistent, and unsustainable.
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