"Flop-flipping"

Here's a thought on flop-flipping fundamentalism from Scot McKnight:

"These anti-fundamentalists (and anti-evangelicals) can be just as confident and cocky that they've got it all figured out. That they stand high above the rest in their perceptions of truth. They can be just as zealous for their new convictions, some of them petty. Once they saw all non-fundamentalists in danger of perdition, now they find everyone who doesn't fight for the cause they believe in as hopeless or apathetic or non-Christian. I call this fundamentalist flop-flipping, from being a pro-fundamentalist fundamentalist to being an anti-fundamentalist fundamentalist."

I think all of us need to check ourselves at times for engaging in "flop-flipping" and avoid being "often wrong, but never in doubt"