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Unuanism combines {{wp|pacifism}}, {{wp|Centrism|political centrism}}, {{wp|Civic nationalism}}, {{wp|Republicanism}}, {{wp|Conservation}} and {{wp|Cultural conservatism}}. The most important ideals of the ideology are the protection of humans against violence, conservation of the land and the forests, conservation of the pacifist culture of Itsch and the Esperanto language. | Unuanism combines {{wp|pacifism}}, {{wp|Centrism|political centrism}}, {{wp|Civic nationalism}}, {{wp|Republicanism}}, {{wp|Conservation}} and {{wp|Cultural conservatism}}. The most important ideals of the ideology are the protection of humans against violence, conservation of the land and the forests, conservation of the pacifist culture of Itsch and the Esperanto language. | ||
== Neo-unuaism == | |||
'''Neo-unuaism''' is a version of unuaism. It combines unuaist ideas of {{wp|pacifism}} and {{wp|civic nationalism}} with {{wp|neoliberalism|neoliberal}} policies. On social issues there is a divide in neo-unuanism between conservatives and libertarians. For example libertarian neo-unuaists support the legalization of drugs and gay marriage, support for privacy and are against the war on drugs, war on terror. Libertarian neo-unuaists support the decentralization and privatization of most government organizations. | |||
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Unuaism is a centrist and pacifist political ideology in Itsch based on the thinking of fives Mennonite-ministers of the Mennonite Church of Itsch.
Ideology
In the 1780s and 1790s five Mennonite ministers developed a political ideology, despite the Mennonite Church's rejection of religious politics and support for the separation of state and church. The developed a non-religious ideology with some inspiration from Mennonite religion, for example Mennonites have become known as one of the historic peace churches because of their commitment to pacifism. Matthew 5:9 (Blessed are the peacemakers for they will be called sons of God) is a very important inspiration for the ideology.
Unuanism combines pacifism, political centrism, Civic nationalism, Republicanism, Conservation and Cultural conservatism. The most important ideals of the ideology are the protection of humans against violence, conservation of the land and the forests, conservation of the pacifist culture of Itsch and the Esperanto language.
Neo-unuaism
Neo-unuaism is a version of unuaism. It combines unuaist ideas of pacifism and civic nationalism with neoliberal policies. On social issues there is a divide in neo-unuanism between conservatives and libertarians. For example libertarian neo-unuaists support the legalization of drugs and gay marriage, support for privacy and are against the war on drugs, war on terror. Libertarian neo-unuaists support the decentralization and privatization of most government organizations.