A theory that cannot assign determinate possibility or impossibility to transitional states fails to resolve Zeno's paradox and instead relocates unintelligibility from infinite division to inter-atomic gaps.

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Unintelligibility(The statement discusses whether certain religious ideas are unintelligible (hard to understand)): The quality of being impossible to understand or make sense of; something that is unclear or incoherent.
Zeno's paradox(historical/logical concept): A famous logical puzzle where Zeno argues that movement is impossible because you'd have to cross infinite points before reaching any destination, yet we clearly do move.
determinate(Contrasted with determinables; taken to be independently posited in the causal/ontological economy): A maximally specific instance of a determinable property (e.g., scarlet as a determinate of red)
infinite division(Zeno's argument that each of the many things has unlimited magnitude): The principle that for any part of a thing that is taken, there is always something further in front of it, such that division never terminates

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