A paradigm in which inevitability is viewed as a unit-of-free-will.
This would contrast with the European view of mythology in which inevitability is posited as an object of predetermination.
This would contrast with the European view of mythology in which inevitability is posited as an object of predetermination.
The experience of Asian mysticism demonstrates that there are two types of fatalism: in European mythology fatalism is a form of pre-determination. In Asian mysticism fatalism is a unit of free-will.
This indicates that Eastern mythology is dependent upon a paradigm called "pre-contingency."
This indicates that Eastern mythology is dependent upon a paradigm called "pre-contingency."
by fightfacilities January 3, 2021
A paradigm in which inevitability is posited as a unit-of-free-will.
This contrasts with European paganism in which inevitability is viewed as pre-determinism.
This contrasts with European paganism in which inevitability is viewed as pre-determinism.
The experience of Asian mysticism demonstrates that fatalism has two sides: in European mythology fatalism is a form of pre-determination. In Asian mysticism fatalism is a unit of free-will.
by fightfacilities January 3, 2021