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Who has propounded the doctrine of momentariness ?

Who has propounded the doctrine of momentariness ? Correct Answer Buddha

The correct answer is Budhha.

Key Points

  • Lord Buddha delivered the non-permanency on the basis of pratityasamutpada, which was converted into momentariness by his disciples and if the theory of momentariness is imposed on an element like soul then the theory like Nairatmyavada or Anatmavada will originate, which generally mean that the soul is not existing or in Buddhist philosophy no concept of soul is accepted, or Lord Buddha does not believe in.
  • We can imply here that momentariness was propounded by Budhha as non-permanency. 

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