Kraft Concrete

Finishing a foundation wall?

I'm in the process if finishing some rooms in my basement. I have poured foundation walls. I attached 3/4" foam to the concrete walls and studded the walls on top of that. I read that for concrete basement walls, you should use insulation that does not have any vapor barrier on it because it could trap moisture inside the wall. I've never had any moisture in my basement. For anyone with experience in this area, is this correct or can I use insulation that is kraft faced? The reason I ask is because I am having trouble finding insulation that is not kraft faced. Thank for the help.

Every contractor seems to have there own idea of how to insulate a basement. no way really seemed perfect so i did some research.
The newest idea is fiberglass insulation should never be used..
This is a long detailed pdf on why fiberglass and vapor barriers are bad. they even talk about insulating the floor.

http://www.buildingscience.com/docum..._download/file

And here's another good article:

http://www.housingzone.com/proremode...CA6404480.html

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