If God transcends the concrete/abstract distinction entirely, the claim becomes metaphysically unintelligible—we lack conceptual resources to understand what 'sui generis existence' means.

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Concrete/Abstract Distinction(categorizing types of existence): The difference between things you can physically touch or perceive (concrete, like a chair) versus ideas or concepts that exist only in thought (abstract, like justice or numbers).
Metaphysically Unintelligible(describing whether a claim makes sense): Something that cannot be understood or explained because it doesn't fit with how we think reality actually works.
Transcends(describing the nature of divine reality): Goes beyond or surpasses the limits of something—in this case, meaning the divine reality exists beyond the reach of human thoughts and mental states.
conceptual resources(as used in philosophy of mind and language): The tools your mind uses to think and organize ideas—like categories, patterns, and ways of grouping things together.

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