a believer that believes their book is the inerrant word of God to mankind, having no errant and perfect as well as complete

a born-again believer in the Lord Jesus Christ who-- Maintains an immovable allegiance to the inerrant, infallible, and verbally inspired Bible

a man who takes up arms from the armory of grace and goes forth strong in the Lord and in the power of His might to contend for the Faith

a person of any religion who espouses conservative theological, political, and social views

a person who believes in the absolute truth of what he regards as 'fundamental or basic principles', and who forms his entire operating philosophy round what he believes absolutely to be true

a person who follows and adheres to the fundamentals of the doctrine or theory he is following

a person who practises the fundamentals of what they do

a person who requires absolute certainty

a reactionary who believes much as a conservative does, but who rejects much of the change that has occurred since a posited idyllic state in the past and the present

a word that is used in our century to describe those who adhere to the great common doctrines of the Christian religion, such as the infallibility of the Bible, the virgin birth of' Christ and the bodily resurrection of Our Saviour

A person who attempts to explain why financial instrument prices differ significantly in value and volatility to those derived from calculations of the instrument's actual fundamental value. Compare with Technician.

adj., n. pertaining to (or an entity adhering to) the same “fundamental” biblical Christian doctrines or rules of faith of the early church, including: the infallibility of Scripture; the deity of Jesus Christ; the Virgin Birth and miracles of Jesus Christ; the substitutionary death of Jesus Christ; and the physical resurrection and eventual return of (and judgment by) Jesus Christ.

A media term for "evangelical" ; any person or group with a strong commitment to a religious belief.

One who engages in fundamental analysis.