Conservative logic

Conservative logic is largely a redundant term; logic leads one to a conservative, measured response, rather than the illogical embrace of change for the sake of change.

Examples of logic leading to conservative values:

1. No civilization has ever been demonstrated to be successful or stable without [faith]. Therefore, claims that [atheism] are beneficial to society are illogical and lack evidence. Furthermore, examples of the ways in which faith is beneficial to society are easily found. Thus, it is logical to conclude that faith is beneficial and vital to a stable society.

2. Traditional family values encapsulate a great many imminently logical concepts, including [division of labor] and specialization. Numerous studies have shown that full-time parenting is of substantial benefit. Furthermore, a cursory examination of the data available will show a strong correlation between the increase in two-income families and the increase in reported psychological problems among children. Conservatives logically recognize the great value of the role played by a stay-at-home mother; liberals dismiss the importance, and thus belittle those who choose to accept this critical responsibility.