CEVAP:

Differences among fundamentalist movements are nevertheless divided into four dimensions of this form. First is the proclamation by the charismatic prophet or whatever visionary: the cry for a people to return to a tradition lost, to reclaim the values of some earlier, supposedly nobler and more pastera, as a sign for the major realignment to come. Second, there must be the mythos of how things went unfavorable and led to the current undesirable state of things, such as a moral breakdown” or “values corruption”, steeped in religious metaphors. Third, the fundamentalist movement must draw clear continuities between the tradition lost and itself as the solution for restoration. Fourth, and just as important, while the proposed changes are to be accomplished in the name of the noble tradition, they are to rely on modern means, from military to educational to mass media avenues.