Faqs and other statements

Conservatism FAQ

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This is the February 1, 2005 revision of a summary of questions and objections regarding conservatism. Additional questions and comments are welcome. The conservatism discussed is traditionalist American conservatism. Other varieties are touched on in section 6, and their adherents are urged to draft additional FAQs. For further discussion and relevant links, see the Traditionalist … More ...

Anti-Feminist Page

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Introduction

Welcome to the Anti-Feminist Page!

“Women’s issues” are so contentious and so difficult to discuss today in a way that takes actual belief and experience into account that it often seems easier to avoid them. Nonetheless, they are basic to the lives of all of us, so open discussion is necessary and we hope … More ...

The Turnabout Credo

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Turnabout is:

  • Antimodernist, and rejects the stripped-down understanding of knowledge, reason and reality that has led to the current intellectual, social, and spiritual dead end,
  • Hierarchical, and accepts that man is a composite being—free and bound, individual and social, physical and spiritual—and each aspect of what he is must be given weight within
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Traditionalism — what and why?

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Here’s an initial sketch of a discussion of traditionalist conservatism that attempts to develop it out of a general analysis of social organization. I would be very grateful for any comments.

Understanding Conservatism and Tradition [8th state]

To understand conservatism we must understand how conservatives differ from leftists and libertarians.

Basic oppositions in politics usually

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