Transcendental illusion

Transcendental illusion is a term coined by the philosopher Immanuel Kant to designate a system of philosophical and ethical teachings, postulates and evidence that attempt to explain phenomena beyond the world of phenomena and inaccessible to knowledge ( transcendental ), on the basis of empirical experience . In particular, Kant attributed to the transcendental illusion of the system of evidence of the existence of God , developed by St. Thomas Aquinas .