I can't match John's total "score". I went to public elementary and high schools. I attended a fundamentalist church. I attended a major fundamentalist Bible Institute for three years. The college where I finished my bachelors (after a Navy hitch) was of fairly liberal religious affiliation, but I didn't take religious courses there. The seminary I graduated from is generally considered evangelical, but is not fundamentalist by most definitions.
John, in your own opinion, is it possible to be a fundamentalist without literally believing (for examples) 1. that God ordered Abraham to kill his son Isaac, as a test of faith, and then praised and rewarded him for being willing (however reluctantly) to do as he was told.
2. that God ordered the Israelites to kill a number of groups of heathens to the last man, woman, and child?
                         Dean