Modernists share fundamentalists' fear that time and history will raise questions about their sacred stories.

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Modernists generally do not view sacred stories as literal truth and are therefore less concerned with the possibility of historical contradictions. Fundamentalists, on the other hand, often see their sacred stories as absolute truth and are more likely to fear historical questioning.

Modernists Share Fundamentalists' Fear That Time and History Will Raise