How New Testament Fundi Christians Bless Atheists, Roman Catholics And Others

Fundamentalism is more of a personal belief than a denominational belief. Most would say that Lutherans are much less fundamentalist than Nazarenes, but you could find non-fundamentalists and fundamentalists in each congregation. Christian Fundamentalism is a non-denominational movement.

Since fundamentalism is a rejection of the modernization of christian theology in the 1800's and 1900's it would need to be a recent term. Yes and no. Modern christian fundamentalism is a movement to return to previous christian "values" found in earlier centuries. While society moves towards legalization of homosexual marriage there are many fundamentalists that would call for a return to laws that put homosexuals in jail (e.g., Oscar Wilde). They want the church to once again have the political influence it had prior to the modern era.

And of course, what those fundamentals are differs between christians. "Liberal" christians do not see an inerrant literal Genesis as one of those fundamentals, nor do they see the need for laws that enforce biblical commands. Fundamentalist christians differ on both counts.