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David George
David George
4 years ago

A search for exclusivity?
Seriously Peter that’s a very shallow take on what is a far more compelling story. Traditionalist thinking has much in common with the conservative philosophy – as presented by Roger Scruton for example.

The (otherwise reasonable) desire to separate the political and the religious has helped render a society without purpose, un-moored and aimless; a ghastly anti-humanism at the most fundamental level. One that is unable to even distinguish the sublime from the material, the beautiful from the ugly or good from evil. A society flailing about trying to create values from reason and feelings. And often not good feelings.

Traditionalism is, above all, an attempt, a search for the (re?)discovery of a basis and justification for morality, for our existence.
“In the material realm science reigns supreme, in the realm of values we must look elsewhere” Jordan Peterson.

Drahcir Nevarc
Drahcir Nevarc
4 years ago
Reply to  David George

Thanks for taking the trouble to disentangle the article’s confusion.

yorkshirecynic
yorkshirecynic
4 years ago

The tendency of some factions of the right towards occultism is not new. Orwell noted it in his essay ‘W B Yeats’ –

“A year before the war, examining a copy of GRINGOIRE, the French Fascist weekly, much read by army officers, I found in it no less than thirty-eight advertisements of clairvoyants.”

Drahcir Nevarc
Drahcir Nevarc
4 years ago
Reply to  yorkshirecynic

Fascism is leftwing.

Drahcir Nevarc
Drahcir Nevarc
4 years ago

Fascism is leftwing.

Drahcir Nevarc
Drahcir Nevarc
4 years ago

The moderators deleted the following comment, which I am therefore reinstating:-

Fascism is leftwing.

Drahcir Nevarc
Drahcir Nevarc
4 years ago

The moderators deleted the following comment, which I am therefore reinstating:-

“The moderators deleted the following comment, which I am therefore reinstating:-

Fascism is leftwing.”