Taylor says, "an intuitively contingent state or event is therefore one concerning which it is not known whether it occurred, or will occur, or not."

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Taylor's definition of an intuitively contingent state or event is that it is "a state of affairs concerning which it would be possible for there to be uncertainty" (source: "The Meaning of Human Existence and the Transcendence of God," p. 99). It is not necessarily a question of whether it is known or not known whether the state or event occurred or will occur.

Taylor Says, "An Intuitively Contingent State or Event Is Therefore