For that which does not pertain to or does not occur in human consciousness and is inherently outside of human consciousness cannot be described by human consciousness. — charles ferraro
Yes!!! Meaningless, incomprehensible, and indescribable!!!! — charles ferraro
Their claims do not transcend experience and are, therefore, meaningless! — charles ferraro
He probably wants to argue that a 'worldly referent' is not what adherents have in mind, so your interpretation is sort of cheating, a diversion. — Joshs
Transcendental isn't the same as transcendent.
Transcendental just means "conditions of possibility"
Transcendent is something like, "beyond our limits of understanding", or in contrast to the immanence of experience.
Or I guess he meant to say "the transcendentalists..." — Marty
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