Talk:The Archangelati/@comment-184.60.61.31-20120827043636

I would question why traditional Roman Catholics are slapped with the title "fundamentalists." Fundamentalism is, as far as I understand it, a Protestant movement in the twentieth century as a response to secularization in which the fundamentals of Protestant Christianity are emphasized zealously. Roman Catholics who are very careful to be in harmony with the wishes of His Holiness, Pope Benedict XVI to be a part of the hermeneutic of continuity Liturgically, morally, and in keeping with Sacred Tradition, are not, I would argue, "fundamentalists." They're Roman Catholics who follow the logical implications of their Faith and hold *all* of it.