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I'd like to see the concept oforiginal sin being given a highlight on this page. The notion of original sin or in its secularised form 'human imperfection' has impacted both conservative tendencies as well as conservative philosophical systems, this fact has been distinguished by the Polish political scientist and scholar of conservatismAdam Wielomski.
To quote the following article:https://konserwatyzm.pl/wielomski-idea-wolnosci-u-josepha-de-maistrea/>'Wolność absolutna nie jest możliwa z powodu o charakterze teologiczno-antropologicznym. Jest nim grzech pierworodny. Refleksja konserwatywna zawsze przykładała do niego wielką wagę (nazywając ten problem wprost w ten sposób lub rozważając kwestię ułomności ludzkiej)'>'Absolute freedom is not possible due to a problem of a theologico-anthrological character. That being original sin. Conservative introspection always attached to it a great weight ([either] calling this problem by this name or by considering the question of human defection).'
He is not alone in defining conservatism in terms of original sin and mentions the work of José Rafael Hernández Arias in the form ofDonoso Cortés und Carl Schmitt. Eine Untersuchung über die Staats- und rechtsphilosophische Bedeutung von Donoso Cortés im Werk Carl Schmitts.— Precedingunsigned comment added byKanclerz K-Tech (talk •contribs)19:43, 16 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]
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2800:200:E630:106E:C1C4:8F81:6E4F:9FE8 (talk)20:15, 3 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Adding "Fujimorism" as a Peruvian variant of conservatism
I still do maintain that many of the thinkers currently included arequitemarginal and do not necessarily belong in a global template for conservatismas of now. The best course of actions as it now presents itself to me:
... while I'd...:
Would that be more acceptable?Biohistorian15 (talk)17:36, 11 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]
@Trakking, you recently undid my addition of various Islamic theorists.[1] Excluding my very boilerplate literature section for good now, what speaks against including conservative Islam a fair bit more? Sure, it can't just be Islamic theology... and in that case, my lesser-known suggestions easily become notable enough for inclusion.
Other than that, we could surely include some intellectuals and politicians from e.g.:Template:Conservatism in China and Japan, right?Biohistorian15 (talk)09:19, 9 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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As long as this request does not violateWP:NPOV, change the following:
* [[Right-wing politics]]** [[Right-wing authoritarianism|Authoritarianism]]** [[Far-right politics|Far]]** [[New Right|New]]
to:
* [[Right-wing politics]]** [[Right-wing authoritarianism|Authoritarianism]]** [[Far-right politics|Far]]** [[New Right|New]]** [[Alt-right|Alt]]
67.209.130.72 (talk)21:28, 18 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]