Obligated Conservatism vs. Entitled Liberalism: America's Moral Divide

By Mark Alan Bard

Book Overview

This book presents an entirely new way for Americans to perceive the political and cultural controversies of our day. It convincingly argues that: 1. Obligated Conservatism is simply the application of the universal "love thy neighbor as thyself" morality to the societal level. For most conservatives, this conclusion clarifies their intuitive beliefs that their positions on social issues are based on their inner sensed moral obligations to their neighbors (fellow citizens). 2. Entitled Liberalism is the immoral corruption of America's social elements in such a way that provides selfish gratifications to entitled liberals but does so by violating the morally endowed rights of the innocent. Further, the book explains and justifies the "Entitled Liberal Coalition Theory" (ELCT) . While most Americans agree that our society is becoming increasingly immoral, this theory irrefutably prescribes the cause to an informal coalition of entitled liberals. By doing so, ELCT effectively refutes such liberal concepts as Woke and CRT. The reasoning outlined in " Obligated Conservatism vs. Entitled Liberalism: America's Moral Divide" is the most comprehensive and devastating attack ever made against contemporary American liberalism.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0CP8PTCYV
• ISBN13: 9798867145354
• Release Date: November 2023
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 205 Pages
• Dimensions: 11.0" x 0.5" x 8.5"