The nihilist critique of monism

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The nihilist critique of monist eternalism is that it is factually false.

Although this critique is correct, it has recently become decreasingly effective. Widespread skepticism about the authority of science, and increasing acceptance of the view that “all beliefs are equally valid,” allow people to dismiss factual accuracy as irrelevant to spiritual truth.

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