Eternalism
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Eternalism may refer to:
- Eternalism (philosophy of time), the philosophical theory that takes the view that all points in time are equally "real," as opposed to the Presentism (philosophy of time) idea that only the present is real. Producing a worldview consisting of fixed moments and categories, eternalism is hence also used in dialectical opposition to mobilism, according to which all identities are in a state of constant flux.
- Positive belief in the eternity of the world or the law of conservation of energy
- Eternalism is the common translation of sassatavada, the doctrine of unchanging being rejected by Buddhism
- Eternalism, third album of alternative rock band The Panic Division
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