In Kant there is this separation between things and what we can know about them. In the Kant-Fries school it is held that even though there are limits to ''analytic knowledge'' which can be known by manipulating definitions, and empirical knowledge;--still there is a third source of knowledge which is not by pure reason nor by sense perception. Not faith as understood as a third kind of extrasensory perception. So what is reality?
My question to Dr Kelley Ross was about this issue. His answer: One idea is that the nature of value is a unity among things in themselves, but is split up by the kaleidoscope of phenomenal reality. Dilemmas become possible. The division between mind and body is more like that between internal and external negative transcendence. The unity there is in positive transcendence, which is value, where, again, the unity is among things in themselves.
What makes this significant is that this seems to show a deep source of faith
