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Fundamentalism in political theory refers to a rigid and absolutist adherence to a set of foundational beliefs that are considered infallible and non-negotiable, often derived from religious doctrines, ideological texts, or cultural traditions. It is characterized by the rejection of pluralism, critical reasoning, and contextual interpretation, asserting instead that social and political life must conform strictly to perceived fundamental truths. While __________ __________ _________ _____ ________.
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