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	IslamOnline - Contemporary Section
		The term "traditionalism" as a force for the future indeed would be an oxymoron for Muslims if they translate it as a movement of the muhaddithin or experts in the Hadiths or "traditions" of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him.
		None of the existing parties, however, see traditionalism, in the sense of commitment to a higher sense of truth and justice, as a paradigmatic framework of thought and action.
		Traditionalism really is a vision of the future based on restoration and creative renewal of the wisdom of the past.
	www.islamonline.net /english/Contemporary/2002/06/article1-a.shtml (1095 words)

	Traditionalists.org
		Central to Guénon's Traditionalism is a distinction between the esoteric and the exoteric.
		There are also two non-religious varieties of Traditionalism, one political and the other scholarly, both of which started before Schuon's Sufi order, and also before Guénon himself had begun to place the emphasis on Sufism that he did towards the end of his life.
		Political Traditionalism was established in the 1930s by an Italian, Baron Julius Evola, on the basis of Nietzsche as well as of Guénon.
	www.aucegypt.edu /faculty/sedgwick/trad/write/WSuf.htm (4459 words)

	Traditionalism and the American Order \| Turnabout
		As an explicit political view, traditionalism in America has most often taken the form of reverence for “the ideals of the Founding Fathers,” that is, for liberalism as it stood at the time of the American Founding.
		Traditionalism has therefore needed arrangements that tend to make popular habits and customs independent of the state, and those arrangements were a prominent feature of the regime established by the Founders.
		You claim that liberalism is a parasite upon the social stability of traditionalism, and you make a good case that liberalism is destructive of the social order, wherever it appears (but then it is intended to be, so to the extent that liberalism destroys the existing social order, the more liberalism accomplishes its explicit purposes).
	turnabout.ath.cx:8000 /node/15 (5502 words)

	Is Hell eternal? Comparing Traditionalism with Annihilationism
		Traditionalism is the belief that the lost will be tortured in Hell -- not just for a year, or century, or millennium, but for all eternity.
		Unfortunately, there does not appear to be any mechanism for harmonizing these conflicting beliefs.
		Biblical support for the concept of traditionalism (being written)
	www.religioustolerance.org /hel_eter.htm (333 words)

	Traditionalism
		A spiritually more dangerous variety is the intellectualized traditionalism of those who have rejected Vatican II, or some portion of it (such as liturgical renewal or ecumenism).
		Such traditionalism, however, is really a distrust of the Magisterium and its ability to authentically deal with, and occasionally incorporate, new intellectual currents and movements into the Church's life.
		Whatever good, therefore, false traditionalism might seem to do in preserving the faith is undone by the attitude toward papal authority that it engenders by its overt and sometimes bitter criticism.
	www.ewtn.com /expert/answers/traditionalism.htm (1533 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Traditionalism
		traditionalism, human reason is of itself radically unable to know with certainty any truth or, at least, the fundamental truths of the
		Traditionalism clearly appears as a reaction and a protest against the rationalism of the philosophers of the eighteenth century and the
		Traditionalism, in its fundamental principles, is a kind of Fideism, it falls under the condemnation pronounced by the Church and under the refutation furnished by
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/15013a.htm (1151 words)

	Traditionalism
		Founded by a French convert to Islam named Rene Guenon, traditionalism posits that depriving both social and individual life of its religious basis has a profoundly destructive effect on souls and societies, and that "secular modernity" leads straight to such horrors as Auschwitz and 9/11.
		Indeed, it may be that 9/11 was designed not only to launch a war on Islam, but on religion in general, setting the stage for a secular "New World Order" (the novus ordo seclorum on the dollar bill).
		Alongside these considerations, it is worth noting that issues of interfaith dialogue and the possible existence of deeper truths that unite the faiths have long been debated in traditionalist circles, and that anyone interested in such questions needs to be aware of that history.
	www.mujca.com /traditionalism.htm (1379 words)

	Traditionalism
		In Reformed circles, this tendency leads to a fervent traditionalism, in which, not only the Confessions, but also the extra-confessional practices of the Reformed tradition, in areas such as worship, evangelism, pastoral care, are placed beyond question.
		In an atmosphere of such traditionalism, it is not possible to consider further reform, beyond that accomplished in the reformation period itself.
		Traditionalism has weakened the rational basis of Christian theology insofar as it has replaced exegetical arguments with historical-traditional ones.
	www.frame-poythress.org /frame_articles/1999Traditionalism.htm (5212 words)

	Religioscope - Traditionalism - Legenhausen (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Thus, traditionalism includes a thesis of a specific form of religious pluralism, that all the authentic religious traditions are divinely inspired and are at the innermost core the same, as well as a cultural thesis that asserts that the cultural institutions of societies dominated by authentic tradition are justified as reflections of Tradition.
		Traditionalism is an ideology, in the general sense that it offers a system of ideas on the basis of which it recommends a social or political program.
		Traditionalism fails in its criticism of modernity because it makes use of an arcane methodology and ignores the details of history, it oversimplifies the characters of both modern and traditional societies, and by making Tradition itself the standard of its evaluations, it violates the moral principles of the traditions it claims to champion.
	www.religioscope.com /info/doc/esotrad/legenhausen.htm (9061 words)

	Amazon.ca: Against the Modern World : Traditionalism and the Secret Intellectual History of the Twentieth Century: ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Traditionalism finally provided the ideological cement for the alliance of anti-democratic forces in post-Soviet Russia, and at the end of the twentieth century began to enter the debate in the Islamic world about the desirable relationship between Islam and modernity
		Traditionalism is a form of "conservative revolution" which, wisely, no longer calls itself fascism.
		Although it gives the impression of being a serious scholarly treatment of Traditionalism in the 20th century, the over-riding problem with this book is that it fails to treat the intellectual content of the writings of the major figures of this influential school of thought.
	www.amazon.ca /Against-Modern-World-Traditionalism-Intellectual/dp/0195152972 (3472 words)

	Mind, Body, Soul · How To Criticise Traditional Islam - Part 1 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Traditionalism is recognizing that even if there are new questions they should be answered by those who have studied Islam, in-depth, according to the traditional manner first.
		Traditionalism is about learning our history, not twisting it based off of things reported in wikipedia.
		Traditionalism is about reading about our leaders, from amongst orientalist lies, separating fact from fiction, and finding the gems of wisdom they held while learning from their mistakes.
	www.yursil.com /blog/2006/05/how-to-criticise-traditional-islam-part-1 (3515 words)

	\| Book Review \| Journal of World History, 17.2 \| The History Cooperative
		Traditionalism may be briefly defined as a loose movement eschewing conventional Western values in favor of Orientalist religious wisdom and tradition, typically handed down through generations by word of mouth.
		Sedgwick defines three distinct periods of Traditionalism, the first demonstrating its coalescence from the turn of the century through the 1930s in the writing, teaching, and correspondence of René Guénon.
		The second phase charts an emerging practice of Traditionalism in the form of metaphysical Sufi Islam as a religious application and European fascism as a political movement.
	www.historycooperative.org /journals/jwh/17.2/br_5.html (1001 words)

	Tradition - The Mind-N-Magick Paganpedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In the Roman Catholic Church, traditionalism is the doctrine that Sacred Tradition holds equal authority to Holy Scripture.
		Traditionalism may also refer to the concept of a fundamental human Tradition present in all orthodox religions and traditional forms of society.
		"Radical Traditionalism" refers to a worldview that stresses a return to traditional values of hard work, craftsmanship, local culture, tribal or clan orientation, and non-material values in response to a perceived excess of materialism, consumerism, technology, and societal homogeneity.
	paganpedia.mind-n-magick.com /wiki/index.php?title=Tradition (791 words)

	Czech Y. C. Wong Kung Fu Association - Inside Kung-Fu's Article: Traditionalism. Will It Survive in America? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		If you say that traditionalism is passing the forms down exactly from one generation to the next, then I don't feel that is correct.
		Traditionalism is passing down the "principle" of the style.
		IKF: The majority of martial schools in America feel that the extent of traditionalism are simple acts of bowing before walking onto the mat or into the studio and calling their instructor sensei or sifu as their total interpretation of traditionalism.
	www.hungkyun.cz /texts_e/ikf1997_e.htm (1307 words)

	Tradition or Traditionalism
		Traditionalism is “the dead faith of the living” and it is traditionalism that gives tradition a bad name.
		It is the disproportionate love of the authority of human law as distinct from its content, entailing an exaggerated estimation of the accomplishment of the law as such.
		This lack of sympathy with the fullness of tradition (as opposed to traditionalism) is insufficient for those learning law because an understanding of presuppositions and alternatives is essential to an understanding of why law is one thing and not another.
	www.catholiceducation.org /links/jump.cgi?ID=361 (1733 words)

	The Illumination of the Holy Spirit & Theological Traditionalism
		Theological Traditionalism teaches that the Spirit’s work through the history of the church in and through pastors and teachers (those the Spirit has given to the church as gifts) should be followed as they agree with the Scripture; but that is not all.
		Theological Traditionalism does not claim that the Westminster Confession of Faith or any other confession was the result of a majority consensus, rather, the majority consensus conferred as to the truth of the subject matter after private interpretation and exegesis ensued.
		Theological Traditionalism (which encompasses the work of the Holy Spirit through the life of the church and the doctrine of Sola Scriptura) answers the dilemma of knowing whether one is right or wrong in a historically orthodox fashion.
	www.apuritansmind.com /WCF/McMahonTheologicalTraditionalism.htm (6651 words)

	Religioscope: Traditionalism: René Guénon's legacy today - Interview with Mark Sedgwick (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Against the Modern World: Traditionalism and the Secret Intellectual History of the Twentieth Century is the history of one of the most important anti-modernist movements of the twentieth century.
		Traditionalism at the start was more or less an intellectual movement — find the true religion of mankind, that sort of thing.
		Traditionalism wasn’t a stepping stone to Islam for Mahmutcehajic, since he was a Muslim anyhow, though it may have been a stepping stone to the sort of Islam he now practices.
	www.religion.info /english/interviews/article_53.shtml (2777 words)

	Old School Avant-Garde, New Wave Traditionalists: An Essay on Innovation and Traditionalism in Art (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Obviously, the form of traditionalism I am describing here, like the form of innovation which appeals on the grounds of novelty, is based upon a false impression of things, and therefore deserves no place in art.
		Of course, all this negativity about traditionalism may give one the impression that the dangers of traditionalism far outweigh any advantages, and it should therefore be excluded from any influential role in contemporary art.
		One of the greatest advantages afforded the art community by traditionalism is its value as a gauge, composed of those aesthetic values which have been thought consistently over time and circumstance to be true, against which we can measure, or assess both our own aesthetic sensibilities, as well as that of our art.
	www.philosophy.ubc.ca /prolegom/backissues/papers/Friesen.htm (2748 words)

	Nisbet: Architect of Postwar American Traditionalism
		Moreover, this traditionalism resonated strongly with considerable segments of populace and by the late 1960s helped the Republican right-wing gain its seeming lock of the issues of local autonomy, church, family, and community.
		Until WWII, the language of traditionalism was salient in national politics only "for those who lived in rural areas or small towns, or who belonged to the embattled urban, Protestant middle class." Catholics and Jews in particular could not join the traditionalist ranks, no matter the appeal of such thinking.
		[2] Traditionalism is a necessarily imprecise label; its adherents were also called "new conservatives" and Conservatives with a capital "c" to signify the tradition that began with Burke.
	www.columbia.edu /~cf27/pubs/nisbet50.html (4449 words)

	Against the Modern World
		Traditionalism was his creation, and its history is largely the tale of his influence.
		His Traditionalism was a reaction to the Theosophy and spiritualism of the time, though a disinterested observer might be forgiven for concluding that it is simply another school of the same sort.
		When discussing Traditionalism, there is always the danger of attributing to Guénon projects that were really worked out in detail only by his followers.
	www.johnreilly.info /atmw.htm (2556 words)

	Against the Modern World
		Traditionalism was his creation, and its history is largely the tale of his influence.
		His Traditionalism was a reaction to the Theosophy and spiritualism of the time, though a disinterested observer might be forgiven for concluding that it is simply another school of the same sort.
		When discussing Traditionalism, there is always the danger of attributing to Guénon projects that were really worked out in detail only by his followers.
	pages.prodigy.net /aesir/atmw.htm (2547 words)

	“Traditionalism, the Perennial Philosophy, and Islamic Studies”
		The origins of this philosophy may be sought in the Traditionalist position developed by a number of ultramontane French Catholic thinkers of the nineteenth century, especially Joseph de Maistre (d.
		Traditionalism was essentially a philosophy of history opposed to the rationalism of Enlightenment philosophes, and it elevated tradition (particularly the Catholic church) to a position of divine and absolute authority.
		Traditionalism, then, is a theological critique of modernism that has found a natural rallying point in the tradition most threatened by the West, i.e., Islam.
	www.unc.edu /~cernst/Traditionalism.htm (2232 words)

	Religioscope: Traditionalism: René Guénon's legacy today - Interview with Mark Sedgwick (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Traditionalism at the start was more or less an intellectual movement — find the true religion of mankind, that sort of thing.
		Although Traditionalism defines itself in terms of what it is for — tradition, the religio perennis and so on — in some ways it’s a lot easier for an observer like myself to define Traditionalists partly in terms of what they are against.
		Traditionalism wasn’t a stepping stone to Islam for Mahmutcehajic, since he was a Muslim anyhow, though it may have been a stepping stone to the sort of Islam he now practices.
	religion.info /english/interviews/article_53.shtml (2777 words)

	Aikido Journal :: View topic - Traditionalism in Aikido
		I have in the last year or so seen examples of traditionalism in Aikido which seems to lead to a very dark energy within the dojo.
		For the most part the heirarchical system in this dojo has led to a reality where the sensei does not wish to be questioned on anything whether it is Aikido related or not.
		What you describe is not traditionalism it is nothing more that someone putting their control trip on you and others.
	www.aikidojournal.com /forums/viewtopic.php?t=4269&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight= (1577 words)

	Powell's Books - Against the Modern World: Traditionalism and the Secret Intellectual History of the Twentieth Century ...
		The first history of Traditionalism, an important yet surprisingly little-known twentieth-century anti-modern movement.
		Famous scholars, theosophists and masons, Gnostic ascetics and Sufi sheikhs, jostle with neo-fascists, terrorists and Islamists in their defection from a secular, materialist West.
		Traditionalism and the Secret Intellectual History of the Twentieth Century
	www.powells.com /biblio/0195152972?&PID=30057 (697 words)

	Outline of Treatise: A Prescription Against Traditionalism
		However, for those who do, this work can be of assistance in two ways (i) in learning the truth about this insidious charade and (ii) for helping others of good-will who have been snared by it to be set free as only the truth really can.
		So in summary, I hope this edition proves to be a more serviceable version than the second one was - both for the casual reader as well as those to whom the work was originally intended for: people of good-will who have fallen for the deceptive lies of "traditionalism".
		In short, those who strive to place Truth over and above their own personal opinions and scruples and are not afraid to "enter the dark night and be purged" (cf.
	matt1618.freeyellow.com /shawn.html (989 words)

	Proper Traditionalism: the SSPI - Catholic Community Forum
		Proper Traditionalism: the SSPI - Catholic Community Forum
		Seldom does one find on the internet a mixture of scholarship, theological acuity and satiric genius.
		Funny and intelligent, it presents traditionalism with a capital T: the society of S. Pius I.
	www.catholic-forum.com /forums/showthread.php?p=47802 (546 words)

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