Someday, will Mogget be teaching a class on fundamentalism? If she does, I am wondering who she would pull in as a guest lecturer on the topic. I do have a number of recommendations for the class exposure. 😉
Umm, she does parse the fundamentalist in this fashion within the thread of her musings on Catholicism and Modernity:
Nobody I know reads under any illusion that we will ever know the Utterly Eternal True meaning intended by the original author, except perhaps the fundamentalists.
As a fundamentalist, er biblicist, er whatever you want to call me, I pause and ponder.
I am thankful for an utterly eternal Word who speaks true and clear through living texts. Supernatural experience. Redemptive new life. Joy incomparable.
Jesus in Idaho Falls 
So you think I’ve been Very Naughty? Sigh. 😉 Give me a few book titles then, my friend, and I’ll give another try.
Mogs, today, we are putting up trusses on our church building addition here in Ammon, Idaho. Round #2. The first ones got blown down.
I’ve got some great ideas for your perusal.
Let me get back with you later tonight.
I would encourage you to become familiar with three self-identified 2008 fundamentalists (who are humble, scholarly students and also fleshing out theology in the vein of historical evangelicalism).
Two pastors:
Douglas McLachlan (wrote the book, Reclaiming Authentic Fundamentalism)
Mark Minnick (Mount Calvary Baptist Church in Greenville, SC – sample some of his sermons, tasting deeply of Christ in the word.)
One seminary president:
Kevin Bauder (who has an interest in almost any kind of question you would ask)
best wishes to you, Mogget