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The term "Christian fundamentalist" is misleading. Some estimates say there are 30 million Christian fundamentalists in the U.S.... Simply because they believe things such as homosexuality being a sin, that the Bible is completely accurate, that Jesus was born to a virgin and performed miracles, does not align them with the islamic fundamentalists. By some definitions, I could be a Christian fundamentalist, and many people would term Southern Baptists as such. Many use the term in place of evangelical christian. Islamic fundamentalism is associated with terrorism, while Christian fundamentalism should not be. The huge majority of Christian fundamentalists are not supportive of any acts of terror, be it towards abortion clinics, gay bars, etc...Now, if you're saying that Christian fundamentalists are dangerous because you're trying to play thought police, thats a different matter, but to put them on par with people who openly desire to kill people associated with western or jewish culture is simply ridiculous.
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