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Speaker 1 discusses the history of the "fund defending Christian" movement, which began to describe the religious community as "fit and strong Christian" before becoming a movement. However, Speaker 1 argues that proving that the Bible is not God would be a wrong move, as it would lead to a "good movement" instead.

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			When we go back in history,
according to the Webster
		
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			Dictionary, fundamentalist was
first used to describe a group of
		
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			American Protestant Christians who
protested against the church, the
		
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			Christian church, they believed
the rest of the Bible was formed
		
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			called these American Protestant
Christians. They not only believed
		
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			the message of the Bible was from
God, but they believe that every
		
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			word, every letter of the Bible is
the Word of God. If anyone can
		
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			prove every word, every letter of
the Bible is the Word of God, then
		
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			this moment is a good movement.
Whereas on the other hand, if
		
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			anyone can prove that the Bible is
not the word of God, then this
		
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			movement is not a good movement.