A Study on Efficiency of the Principles of Transcendent Theosophy in Explaining Predicate Qualities of the Hereafter

Transcendent philosophers, on their principles, view reasonable qualities as necessarily attributed to God. Yet, when speaking of predicate qualities, they have met some difficulties. In the paper, it has been proved that transcendent principle have the same effect in describing all qualities and there may not be found any distinction in the field. Therefore, at any case of reasonable quality, there would be a place for predicate qualities also. As is concluded in the paper, attributing gradation to sensible body and negating their possible particularities like defect, limitations and possibility, we may attribute them with highest purity to God as we do with reasonable qualities. In this way, outward meanings of predicate qualities as well as their gradual state may be regarded in the field.