Why do Fundamentalists rant about the Illuminati?

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Is it just an attempt to Demonize all other world religions and prove their claim that Evangelical Fundamentalism is the one true religion. Not to mention, Fundies are not the only Christians, or the 1 true religion, nor are other religions demonic

If the Illuminati exists, it has nothing to do with trying to get rid of Fundamentalism, its about world domination.
 
It's not specifically Fundamentalists. Just paranoid conspiracy theorists, some of whom may be Fundies.
 
Not just fundies. The Illuminati forces their religion on people. Just have a look at a dollar bill, man.
 
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I have never done that - - -

And FUNDIES are the only true Christians and follow the ONLY true Gospel

And you will never rid the world of fundies, as

WE WILL be the only True Christians in heaven.

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of course its about world domination and the competition must be cleared away to make room for a one world religion it has been prophecied in the BIBLE the anti christ will rise up
 
They just don't understand that true followers are known by their fruits and many religions are legalistic.
 
All the false ones want world domination. The genuine ones know that ultimately God will have power on earth. The genuine don't need to rant about the others because they know there is no competition.
 
It is not a unique view of fundamentalists, though the evangelist fundamentalists tend to be the most noisy.

"In modern times it (the Illuminati) is also used to refer to a purported conspiratorial organization which acts as a shadowy "power behind the throne", allegedly controlling world affairs through present day governments and corporations, usually as a modern incarnation or continuation of the Bavarian Illuminati. In this context, the Illuminati are believed to be the masterminds behind events that will lead to the establishment of a New World Order."

"The Illuminati are a recurring theme in popular culture. References to such an organization appear in many fictional works across many genres, appearing in novels like The Illuminatus! Trilogy by Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson, Dan Brown's Angels & Demons, The Fallen Angels by Susannah Kells & Bernard Cornwell, and The Illuminati by Larry Burkett; in films like Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, on television as in the Disney animated television show Gargoyles; in video games such as Deus Ex; in comic book series like New Avengers: Illuminati; as well as in both trading card and roleplaying games like Götterdämmerung."

Many evangelical fundamentalists believe that such popular culture is evil, or at least, that's the impression I get from them.

TDs are fine.
 
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