Political Perennialism is an ongoing project. Its aim is to develop a comprehensive and systematic political theory grounded on and consistent with the Perennialist School of Philosophy, as represented by René Guénon and Frithjof Schuon. In summary, the objectives of this project are fourfold. Firstly, to explain why modern political arrangements are illegitimate, indefensible and unsalvageable. Secondly, to present and defend the essential and universal features of Traditional political forms. Thirdly, to convince you, my reader, that a restoration of these Traditional political forms is beyond the realm of possibility at the current historical juncture. Fourthly, and practically, to urge you to seek your salvation, fulfil your responsibilities towards whomever you have them, and to insulate yourselves from the oncoming chaos.
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Political Theology and (Counter)Secularization: Political Islam & Hindu Nationalism by Renaud Fabbri
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