fundagelical
n.— «I have come to the point, based on reports such as the one above, from regularly reading the postings in talk.religion.christian and talk.religion.miscellaneous as well as from watching the fundagelical programs on television that for me it is no longer possible to just oppose specific noxious positions taken by groups of Christians.» —“How Can We Trust the Christians?” by secbh@cunyvm.bitnet Usenet: soc.motss Sept. 20, 1990. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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