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"Permanence is more real than change" which philosophy has this dictum______________?

Correct answer: B. Perenialism

  • A. Progressivism
  • B. Perenialism
  • C. Structuralism
  • D. Existentialism

Explanation

Perennialism holds that permanent truths and realities are more fundamental than temporary change. Progressivism, in contrast, treats change and growth as central features of life.

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