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Sunday, 27 September 2009

Conservatism v Radicalism and Religion's Role as a Defender of Conservatism

Social history seems to be a struggle for power between the elite and the common man, between men and women.

Socialism is seen as rule by the common man, capitalism rule by the elite.

Radicalism v Conservatism, Revolution v Counter-Revolution.

Conservatism is always on the defensive, it would appear, and can only be defended by religion.

For the past 50 years, we have been saying to each other "Why not? Why don't we? Go on, go on, go on!" before embarking on yet another disastrous policy misadventure, as we have been doing, for perhaps too long.

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