[SeekAndFind]

The researchers define fundamentalism as a cognitive approach that “embodies adherence to a set of firm religious beliefs advocating unassailable truths about human existence.“

[HiTech RedNeck]

Stirring the pot huh.

[Persevero]

Ah well, if we are brain damaged we are disabled this a victim class, so, perhaps we can get special rights now. Maybe we won’t have to Bake the Cake.

[silverleaf]

Like submission?

[Louis Foxwell]

Quite the opposite, of course, is true. A belief that there is no right or wrong, only the priority of feelings, is a clear indication of mental disease.
A firm moral conviction is central to mental health. I do not doubt that certain forms of brain damage may generate healing to overcome that damage.
Certainly, the ability to compensate for brain damage by making a serious attempt to hold firmly to fundamental truths is a sign of extraordinary mental health.
Once again the atheists have tried to demonstrate that the cart is pushing the horse.

[Steve_Seattle]

"The researchers define fundamentalism as a cognitive approach that “embodies adherence to a set of firm religious beliefs advocating unassailable truths about human existence.“

If you omit the word "religious," they could be talking about any narrow-minded person, not just those thought of as "fundamentalists." The word "fundamentalist" seems to be a very slippery and loaded word, very unscientific. This seems like bigotry masking as science.

[Nifster]

I’m guilty

[grey_whiskers]

Like Global Warming, or belief in such terms as Rayciss, or Homophobia.

[HamiltonJay]

Like climate change, institutional racism being everywhere and homosexuality being innate not behavioral, as well as gender is not inherent but selectable