- Look up
eternalism in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Eternalism may
refer to:
Eternalism (philosophy of time), the
philosophical theory that
takes the...
-
philosopher Katherin A.
Rogers argued that
Anselm of
Canterbury took an
eternalist view of time,
although the
philosopher Brian Leftow argued against this...
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dharma is
diminished and used to
emphasize a "traditional” or
sanatani ("
eternalist")
outlook in
contrast to the socio-political
Hinduism embraced by movements...
- of
existence in
regard to the world:
There does not
occur in him the
eternalist view
which might arise in
regard to
phenomena produced and made manifest...
- Likewise, Paul
Malgrati has
criticised the
concept of 'Antisyzygy' for its
eternalist conceit: a 'jail of paradoxes'
preventing Scottish identity from developing...
- Catholic-Protestant
division in Christianity. Neo-Sanskrit sanātanin- "
eternalist", from sanātana "eternal" plus the
possessive -in
suffix Maharishi Mahesh...
- two
competing views of antisemitism, eternalism, and contextualism. The
eternalist view sees
antisemitism as
separate from
other forms of
racism and prejudice...
-
released first The
Island Come True, then in July
another full album, The
Eternalist,
which was made
available for free
online and
recorded using Vine. Unlike...
- the view that only
present moment phenomena (dhamma) exist,
against the
eternalist view of the Sarvāstivādin tradition,
which held that
dhammas exist in...
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affecting the
entire timeline.
Because hard
determinists often support this
eternalist view of time, they do not
believe that
there are
genuine chances or possibilities...
