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As a a former-literalist-turned-atheist and professional scientist, I am deeply entangled in both fundamentalist and very liberal social circles and affirm (non-quantitatively, of course) these results.
In the language of Godel, the I of the literalist (whether scientific or religious) will be highly consistent, but at the price of serious incompleteness— One Cosmos
You must understand that the scientific literalist is a simple person of faith.— One Cosmos
Like the religious literalist, his faith is consistent, but at the price of completeness.— One Cosmos
Iran's law on abortion is therefore virtually identical to the one that Palin would like to see imposed on American women, and the rationale in both cases is the same, a literalist religious impulse that resists any compromise with the realities of biology and of women's lives.— Political Waves

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