conservativism

• Orientación política o teológica que defiende la preservación de tradiciones e instituciones establecidas y se opone a cambios radicales; también puede referirse a una actitud general de resistencia a la innovación o al cambio social.

A political or theological orientation that advocates for preserving established traditions and institutions, opposing radical changes.

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1. Political orientationB2formalpolitical

   A political philosophy that emphasizes preserving traditional institutions, values, and practices, and is cautious about rapid change.

   Conservadurismo

   • Conservatism often advocates for free markets and limited government intervention.
   • The party's platform is rooted in social conservatism.
   • Many debates in politics center around the clash between conservatism and progressivism.

   Sinónimosreactionismrightismtraditionalism

   Antónimosliberalismprogressivismradicalismsocialism

2. Theological orientationC1formal

   A tendency in religious thought to uphold traditional doctrines and resist modern reinterpretations.

   Conservadurismo teológico

   • Theological conservatism emphasizes the literal interpretation of sacred texts.
   • The church's conservatism led to a split with more liberal members.
   • Religious conservatism often influences social and political views.

   Sinónimosfundamentalismorthodoxytraditionalism

   Antónimosliberalismmodernismprogressivism