conservatism

• Orientation politique ou théologique prônant la préservation des traditions et institutions établies dans la société, généralement en opposition aux changements rapides ou radicaux.

A political or theological orientation that advocates for preserving established traditions and institutions in society, typically opposing rapid or 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 or radical change.

   Conservatisme

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

   Synonymesrightismtraditionalism

   Antonymesliberalismprogressivismradicalism

2. Theological orientationC1formal

   A theological stance that seeks to maintain established doctrines, rituals, and interpretations of religious texts, resisting modern or liberal reforms.

   Conservatisme théologique

   • Theological conservatism often upholds the literal interpretation of sacred scriptures.
   • The church's conservatism led to a split with more progressive members.
   • He studied the history of religious conservatism in the 20th century.

   Synonymesorthodoxytraditionalism

   Antonymesliberalismmodernismprogressivismreformism