Okay… I'm not going to refer to political conservatism or liberalism. Instead, let's look into their social aspects.

Firstly, I think social conservatism adheres strictly to a lot of "rules and regulations" and for that reason, when it comes to any changes being introduced to a conservative's routine, he will almost always stick to what he has been doing instead of agreeing to any changes. After all, why change when it has worked so well this far? However, if he is to make any new changes, it will most likely be based on an old standard. He will be skeptical of advancements and will not accept them without carefully studying them. A conservative is faithful and loyal and never strays.

Secondly, in contrast, social liberalism takes life to its limits and a liberal goes with the ever-changing flow of the world and everything around him. He is always into all the new stuff and enjoys lurking in the advancements in science and technology. He presents his ideas and proposals that may sometimes be preposterous but he knows he needs to do further research and study to get them recognized. A liberal is "open and free", in his spirit and thinking. He may get into trouble, but it is most likely for the benefit of himself and for mankind.

Well, as Christians, we may say that conservatism is right and liberalism is wrong. Not forgetting the fact that our Bible is a few thousand years old and we believe that our God is never-changing and steadfast. There is nothing so bad about being conservative... but I also believe that a certain "dosage" of liberalism is healthy. Change happens, and happens every day. We shouldn't be "left behind" (by change or by God - pun intended) but should instead be able to blend in with the changes to move forward.