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This essay examines the foundations of Scrutonian conservatism, focusing on the sacredness of Western culture, which keeps its value, even without being considered a divine gift. Unlike theologically based conservatism, Scruton emphasizes secular order while acknowledging the influence of religious origins. Scruton’s concept of the sacred incorporates love as a guiding principle that connects humanity through shared familial bonds, particularly within the Western context. This analysis presents Scrutonian conservatism as an attempt to offer a metaphysical framework grounded in cultural and historical content, serving as a foundation for identity, delving into his roots, his concept of the sacred, and his criteria for truth.
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