". . if i had existed alone and independent of all other[s], so that i had of myself all this little whereby i participated in the perfect being, i should . . be infinite, eternal, immutable, omniscient, almighty—in fine, to possess all the perfections which i could observe in god. (chapter 4, paragraph 6; discourse on method) > > based on its prefix and use in this context, the word immutable most likely means:
a) without substance
b) everlasting
c) unchanging
d) undeniable