Is Description or Construction? Husserl and the Limits of Phenomenology

I develop a phenomenological critique to Husserl's metaphysics, by showing that - contrary to what the majority of critical literature claims - metaphysical questions (God, teleology, meaning of existence) are alien to phenomenology. Husserl engages with the discussion of these topics only because of ideological-existential motives, and, when he deals with that problems, he does not use the phenomenological method, but the regressive and constructive procedure, which he himself elsewhere criticizes.