原教旨主义 (yuán jiào zhǐ zhǔ yì) — fundamentalism (religious or political doctrine of strict adherence to core principles)

Definition

Borrowed term for 'fundamentalism' — strict, literal adherence to a religion's or ideology's core doctrines. Translated as 原旨 (original meaning) + 主义 (-ism).

noun
fundamentalism (religious or political doctrine of strict adherence to core principles)

Examples

  • 原教旨主义
    Zhè zhǒng yuán jiào zhǐ zhǔ yì de jí duān sī xiǎng duì shè huì wěn dìng zào chéng le wēi xié.
    This kind of fundamentalist extremism poses a threat to social stability.
  • 原教旨主义
    Hěn duō xué zhě cóng lì shǐ jiǎo dù fēn xī yuán jiào zhǐ zhǔ yì de qǐ yuán.
    Many scholars analyze the origins of fundamentalism from a historical perspective.
  • 原教旨主义
    Tā pī píng le nà zhǒng máng mù zhuī suí yuán jiào zhǐ zhǔ yì de zuò fǎ.
    He criticized the practice of blindly following fundamentalism.

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