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A rigid, inerrantist approach to anti‑cult ideology, treating certain texts (e.g., specific books on cults, or the works of particular ex‑members) as sacred and unquestionable. Anti‑cult fundamentalists reject any research that complicates their preferred narrative, dismiss alternative perspectives as "apologetics," and excommunicate those who raise doubts about the accepted canon. The structure mirrors religious fundamentalism, including the sense of being a chosen remnant fighting a corrupt world. This term is used to highlight the irony of adopting the very modes of thought one claims to oppose.
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