03-02-2021, 04:07 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-02-2021, 09:43 AM by Captain Genet.)
(03-01-2021, 08:44 PM)Eric the Green Wrote: If you are center-right, isn't that pretty traditionalist? Not to those extremes, but tending toward stability and status quo even though moderately-open to some change, that describes "center-right."IMO traditionalism means religion, ethnocentrism and no diversity of food styles, fashion, architecture, etc. If cultural stability is based on rational thinking, I don't call it traditionalism. I am open to some change if it is constructive. Change for change's sake isn't a good thing. And some changes you promote, like legalizing drugs, isn't actually progressive but going back to the era of magicians and shamans.
Though unless you came up with your worldview totally alone, you are a traditionalist too. You are a follower of the tradition of Inclusivism, or social freedom as you call it.
Quote:Is this test based on terms invented and described by Jonathon Haidt? Seeing the word "sanctity" immediately calls him to mind.
I think it's a derivation of Haidt's original system, which had 5 moral foundations.