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Perennial philosophy (n.) is much vaunted as meant to outlast the centuries, yet it would crumble at its foundations if the language of 'being' and 'to be' were taken away from it.
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Perennial philosophy (n.) is much vaunted as meant to outlast the centuries, yet it would crumble at its foundations if the language of 'being' and 'to be' were taken away from it.