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While certainly I can see the merit on the breakdown, the same scan talking about Hell being unbound by time and space says that hell is the "inverse image of the human world". With that context in mind, I believe the relationship that Hell has over space and time is that it lacks them (more appropriately, that it doesn't follow standard laws of space-time), not necessarily transcends them in a qualitative superior manner.
With that in mind, statements of pandimensional and transdimensional would refer to the relationship of how they don't follow the standard understanding of dimensions.
That would be my main concern, really. Is there any other scan about Hell's relationship with space-time?