They continue to practice polygamy as well as other fundamentalist doctrines such as the Law of Consecration and the Adam-God doctrine.

They called themselves the Fellowship of the Elect, and they held to some pretty . . . fundamentalist doctrines.

Rather than allowing a local Christian tradition to develop, the missionaries preached a fundamentalist doctrine native to parts of the United States.

It also advocates a return to fundamentalist Islamic doctrines.

Billy Sunday was a conservative evangelical who accepted fundamentalist doctrines.

The group's stated goal has been to drive Western political, cultural and economic influence from the Mideast and replace it with Iranian-inspired Islamic fundamentalist doctrine.

Shaw believed the theory of relativity to be a powerful antidote to the backward-looking fundamentalist doctrines of the 20th century.

Fearing they would be made to teach fundamentalist doctrine, the faculty recently formed a chapter of the American Association of University Professors and hired lawyers.

As a result, rather than embracing these ideals, the colonized peoples lashed out violently against them and reverted to a fundamentalist doctrine that rejected the West and everything it stood for.

Its efforts to recruit Iraqi Sunni nationalists and secular groups were undermined by its violent tactics against civilians and its extreme Islamic fundamentalist doctrine.