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>>20107991

Christianity is in a sense perennial ever heard of Augustine's philosophia perennis and logos spermatikos,
The only argument against perennialism from the Orthodox christian perspective is saying well that's integrated into our tradition, that Justin Martyr talks about how we believe everything of that nature ate simply seeds of the logos, and that yeah essentialy we do that better, and already have that. An I fully agree being a perennialist is not what Guénon ever argued for, essentialy he advocated some orthodox tradition + a perennial mentality, which could essentialy correspond to being an orthodox christian and subscribing to philosophia perennis or logos spermatikos, whatever argument you're talking about was based on a false dialectic, besides I even referenced an Orthodox Christian perennialist James Cutsinger in OP, regardless, the only way to absolutely deny that there aren't traces or some presence of a "Primordial Tradition" is blind faith or willfull ignorance, you can't keep ignoring the patterns and even Justin Martyr realised that.