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Considering modern atheism is often just as much of a belief structure as Christianity, there can indeed be "fundamentalist" atheists. Now, personally I'm a bit wary of the fundamentalist label in general. I think it can only ever apply to a very small segment of a group, yet all too often comes to be taken to characterize that entire group. I myself am Christian, yet I would hardly consider myself or be considered by others to be a fundamentalist. As a "reconvert" of sorts from a pretty atheistic point of view, I like to think that I can take both sides in stride.
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“The present writer…writes because for him it is a luxury which becomes the more agreeable and more evident, the fewer there are who buy and read what he writes.”
—Sřren Kierkegaard
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