Very good way to put it.
As long as we remember that fundamentalism need not be religious, and that the secular versions of fanatacism have killed more people than all the religious wars in history combined. I bring it up a lot because it's often overlooked, or just ignored.
It is also relevant since secular fanatacism, unlike religious fanatacism, doesn't have nearly as many watchdogs trying to keep it out of public life and public education.