Christian fundamentalists share norms that include the values of prayer, the value of family and children in their lives, the negative value of abortion and secular humanism. This is a contemporary example of

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Christian fundamentalists' shared beliefs and values, such as the importance of prayer and family, and opposition to abortion and secular humanism, constitute an ideology, which is a system of ideas and ideals.

Christian Fundamentalists Share Norms That Include the Values of Prayer