Question: What does one understand by temporal and spatial sensory perception, and does sensory perception exist which is not temporal and spatial?

Answer: By temporal and spatial sensory perception is to be understood the daily direct physical or material sensory perception. All details that we experience here represent space, which means that they have a place; they likewise express time, which is the same as age. Whom or what we perceive through direct physical sense perception takes up space and has an age. Here all sense objects without exception have a beginning and an end. All solutions based on this form of sense perception do not give us any direct information at all about anything other than what represents place and time. But, as everything which represents place and age or space and time is, as previously mentioned, subject to a beginning and an end, and is therefore transitory, one can through temporal and spatial sense perception sense only everything that is transitory. This form of sense perception and its results are therefore termed "materialism". And people who can perceive only with this form of sense perception are therefore termed "materialists", which means that they deny all the eternal solutions such as the immortality of the living being, the justice and love of the universe, and the existence of an eternal source to this, a Providence, a Godhead or Universal Father.

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