Antinihilism

Antinihilism is to be against the loss of Traditional Values. I.e. against Nihilism.
God continues to speak to-day as He spoke in former times to our fathers when there were no
directors as at present, nor any regular method of direction. — Jean Pierre de Caussade, b. 1675Book one of Nietzsche's Will to Power is a pretty classic (the first?) sustained critique of nihilism. It's a little ironic because Nietzsche is sometimes taken (wrongly) as a nihilist. Albert Camus also discussed these questions in The Myth of Sisyphus and The Rebel.
See also: Existentialism (gives meaning to life), Traditionalism.
== Rhizomata ==
Nihilism; Antifascism; Initiation; Post-Nihilism (Postnihilism); Trans-nihilism