El eternalismo
Example: El eternalismo sostiene que pasado, presente y futuro existen simultáneamente.
Definition
"El eternalismo" is a philosophical theory that asserts past, present, and future events all exist simultaneously and equally, rejecting the idea that only the present moment is real. It challenges traditional views of time by treating all points in time as equally real.
Etymology
The term "el eternalismo" derives from the Spanish word 'eterno,' meaning eternal or everlasting, combined with the suffix '-ismo,' which denotes a doctrine or system. It reflects the belief in the eternal existence of all moments in time, suggesting that time is not a flowing sequence but a fixed dimension.
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"El eternalismo" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - Philosophy - (C2) - set 1", containing 120 commonly used words.
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