It is common to say fundamentalism leads to violence, yet as we have seen, all of us have fundamental, unprovable, faith commitments that we think are superior to those of others. The real question then, is which fundamentals will lead their beleievers to be the most loving and receptive to those with whom they differ? Which set of unavoidably exclusive beliefs will lead us to humble, peace-loving behaviour?
Timothy Keller
From the book “The Reason for God: Belief in an age of scepticism”