Talk:Perennial philosophy

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[edit] Disambiguation Needed

The article Hegel defines Philosphia Perrenis (which it redirects here) as: "[Hegel]...introduced, arguably for the first time in philosophy, the idea that History and the concrete are important in getting out of the circle of philosophia perennis, i.e., the perennial problems of philosophy", connoting something to be avoided, as opposed to this article "Perennial Philosophy" connoting a hypothetical body of absolute truths. It is by no means clear to me that these concepts are mutually exclusive :-) but some clarification of the use of the term(s) would be helpful. Pete St.John 18:51, 12 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] "The same"

Buddhism and Taoism do not have this duality. Jainism is also completely different. Arrow740 00:01, 29 March 2007 (UTC)