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Old 17th November 2006, 09:25 PM
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This is just how I define things and there isn't much point in arguing about definitions.

I have a rather liberal definition of natural. Natural is anything that occurs in nature and unnatural is anything that does not. We are a part of nature; it seems too often we forget that. I also have a liberal definition of nature: it is all encompassing; so the unnatural does not exist for if it did exist, it would be beyond that which is all encompasing. The same goes for the super-natural. As nature as I define it is all encompasing, the super-natural does not exist; God itself certainly isn't super-natural.
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