Yes, it is true.

Conservatives respect history and tradition and do not want to change things unless absolutely necessary. There is a long history, especially in the Judeo-Christian traditions, of respecting life and what that means. We look to our philosophical ancestors for answers to questions like, "Why do we have to fight war at all?" and "What do we do with murderers and rapists?"

Liberals, or rather, progressives, reject tradition and history except as one opinion of many. In a way, rather they set themselves up as a moral authority, and so they end up in conundrums like murdering innocent unborn children but protecting the lives of murderers, terrorists, and the enemy. There is a huge risk when man takes upon themselves the role of the judge of good and evil, and takes upon themselves the job of choosing what morality should be. Conservatives defer that to the only Supreme Being who can properly handle such a power, rather than take it upon themselves.

There is a lot more to conservative positions than sound bites can handle. There is deep, fundamental reasoning and logic behind all of it. The fact that you can't understand it doesn't make us wrong, it just needs you need to spend more time studying the topics involved. Conservatism is not an easy political philosophy, and I cringe whenever an ignoramus claims they are conservative but does not even understand what that means.