Question

How do Fundamentalists become a threat to Modernisation?

Answer 1

1. Rejection of scientific thinking: Fundamentalists often reject modern science, technology, and rational ideas if they go against religious teachings (e.g., evolution, medical practices).
2. Opposition to social change: They may resist gender equality, human rights, and liberal education, preferring traditional roles and systems.
3. Intolerance and Conflict: Fundamentalists can be intolerant of other religions or beliefs, which can lead to violence, terrorism, or social division.
4. Control over personal freedoms: They may try to limit freedom of speech, dress, lifestyle choices, especially for women and minorities, in the name of religion.
5. Interference in politics and law: Some fundamentalist groups seek to impose religious laws on society, challenging secular governance and democratic values.