A controversial, award-winning documentary film that documents the rise of fundamentalism in America's largest Protestant denomination and its subsequent impact on women.

Exposes the teachings of born again fundamentalist Christianity as false and misleading. Identifies the errors, inconsistencies and contradictions in the Bible which render it a document full of errors and not the word of any deity.

All who have chosen to walk away from Biblical fundamentalism are welcome to join Fundamentalists Anonymous, and to consider embracing its Twelve Steps.

A faith-based organization, of many faith traditions, working together "...to stand up to the growing and ominous power and influence of the Christian Coalition and other religious political extremist groups and individuals." Supported by news reporter Walter Cronkite.

Argues that the Bible is not inerrant or perfect, and that "born againism" is not a valid religious belief system.

The National Organization for Women examines the Promise Keepers movement, featuring articles, and press releases.

Includes a treatise answering common fundamentalist objections to the Greater World's point of view regarding Christianity and the afterlife. From the perspective of spiritualism.

A list of hateful things Pat Robertson has said throughout the years.

Critical look at the religious right in the United States of America.

Neopagan criticism of Christian Fundamentalists.