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Religious studies

the view that all major religions share a common core of mystical truth about a divine ground.

In religious studies, perennial philosophy refers to the view that all major religions share a common core of mystical truth about a divine ground. This meaning comes from Huxley (1945) in The perennial philosophy.[1]

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  1. Huxley, A. (1945). The perennial philosophy. Harper & Brothers. Open Library record

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