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Ad 35—What does, or could, Hartshorne mean by “super-linguistic consciousness,” except all-inclusive relativity to all that is abstract as well as all that is concrete?  Since any event belonging to the career of the universal individual must be eminently, or transcendently, and, therefore, all-inclusively, relative, any such event must include all things, abstract and concrete, and, therefore, all reality, and so, in that sense, or for that reason, also all truth.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

~use.lematicll

terms

can

be said

to

apply literally to

God,

it is the

"strangegame"

,If

of which Hartshorne speaks

in the parallel

passage

in LP:

141.

What

sense

is