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Poll: What's your stance on the supernatural?
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Not a naturalist
11.43%
4 11.43%
Methodological naturalist
34.29%
12 34.29%
Philosophical naturalist
45.71%
16 45.71%
Other (please specify)
8.57%
3 8.57%
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Your position on naturalism
#41
RE: Your position on naturalism
There is that which exists, in some form, and that which does not. Out of that that does, it's up to us what we label as "natural" and "supernatural". What is the distinction, and why do we need one?
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#42
RE: Your position on naturalism
Philosophical naturalist. 'Tis only natural to disbelieve what isn't real.
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#43
RE: Your position on naturalism
(November 22, 2016 at 7:31 am)Tazzycorn Wrote: Philosophical naturalist. 'Tis only natural to disbelieve what isn't real.


Naturally I agree.
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#44
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#45
RE: Your position on naturalism
How's this: "Get bent." That pretty much addresses you.

I think the problem here is your unwillingness or inability to put any mental energy toward framing a question any more specific than "What do you mean here?" You really don't have to be such lazy twit.
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#46
RE: Your position on naturalism
(November 22, 2016 at 8:03 am)Whateverist Wrote: How's this:  "Get bent."  That pretty much addresses you.  

I think the problem here is your unwillingness or inability to put any mental energy toward framing a question any more specific than "What do you mean here?"  You really don't have to be such lazy twit.

I emphasized what I meant. Here, I'll do it again. 


(November 20, 2016 at 5:21 am)Whateverist Wrote:   The limitations of any particular form of consciousness color the world we perceive in ways consistent with our kind. 

Did you mean their kind, possibly ? Otherwise, that phrasing doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. I was wondering if you could address this sentence in particular. Maybe repeat the idea via different terms? 
I agreed with everything else you said. Hard not to, really , it's all common sense. I do commend you on your excellent eloquence , however. That is always a pleasant thing to behold. 
That's my emphasis.
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#47
RE: Your position on naturalism
I see that you have responded, EP. I just don't see any reason to find out what you've said. What part of "get bent" didn't you understand? I refuse to converse with anyone as rude, lazy and childish as yourself. I continually over-estimate you. Off you go now.
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#48
RE: Your position on naturalism
(November 22, 2016 at 8:15 am)Whateverist Wrote: I see that you have responded, EP.  I just don't see any reason to find out what you've said.  What part of "get bent" didn't you understand?  I refuse to converse with anyone as rude, lazy and childish as yourself.  I continually over-estimate you.  Off you go now.

Right . OK, then. Wink
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#49
RE: Your position on naturalism
(November 21, 2016 at 9:04 pm)Primordial Bisque Wrote:
(November 21, 2016 at 8:50 pm)Doubting Thomas Wrote: I'm not a naturalist but I think if people want to walk around naked that's their choice.

Ok, but if you were a naturalist, would you be philosophically naked, or methodologically naked?

False dichotomy.

I'd be naked in all senses.

I know you weren't talking to me but my willy doesn't care.
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#50
RE: Your position on naturalism
I think, its supernatural, that lifeless chemicals ended up with complex immaterial system like consciousness, which fear, desire, enjoy. Also, space itself, laws of physics, matter just popped in to existence. Its f creepy.
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