Eternalism is a position in phenomenology that the world must be seen as static and fixed. This worldview is in opposition to mobilism, which states that the world must be seen as in a constant state of flux. These worldviews are particularly relevant to paradoxology.
Eternalism is the term for the belief system including the Almighty Force, the Eternal, the Seven Deities, and the prophet Godzimir. An Eternalist is a practitioner of said belief system.
Eternalism/Perpetualism is the common English translation of sasatavada, the doctrine of eternal becoming rejected by Buddhism.
Eternalism is a philosophical approach to the ontological nature of time. ... This article is about the philosophical movement. ... Paradoxology is the study of paradoxes. ... The English language is a West Germanic language that originates in England. ... Sasatavada (English: eternalism/perpetualism) is the Pali term for the Buddhist doctrine of eternal becoming or eternal life, one life after another, or the round of Samsara. The idea of eternal becoming is a perfect example of this. ... Buddhism is a dharmic, non-theistic religion and a philosophy. ...
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Eternals are ageless and virtually immortal, and possess numerous superhuman physical and mental abilities, including the powers of flight and energy projection and manipulation.
The idea that the gods and demons of mythology were actually the Eternals and Deviants was incompatible with rest of the Marvel Universe, where superheroes like Hercules and Thor were still the original heroes of myth and legend.
Polar Eternal born to Rakar and Amaa, and brother of Arex.
While in the popular mind, eternal often simply means existing for an infinite, i.e., limitless, amount of time, many have used it to refer to a timeless existence altogether outside of time.
But for the infinite definition, there are parallels that give some notion of an infinity--of at least a potential infinity, or a series that begins and has not ended.
Related to the notion of eternal existence is the concept of God as Creator, as a being completely independent of "everything else" that exists because he created everything else.