Introduction
What is Naturalism?
Naturalism is a philosophical approach that considers just the presence of nature, consequently things that are heavenly, similar to phantoms, divine beings and spirits, are non-existent. It supports the idea that the most ideal way to prove something to be factual is through the scientific method.
Scientific methods are used in order to discover and find answers to problems and issues of the society. The steps to be considered are the following. Observations about the natural world would be first. At that point, from the observations, theories will be made and will be tested. If evidences are discovered and affirmed, then the idea will be considered as a fact, if not, then further study and possible revisions will be made.
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The Argument from Despair states that naturalism leads to despair because it gives no meaning in life and destroys the concept of free will.
The Argument from Religious Experience states that there are many people who claimed that they have spiritual experiences with spirits and gods which actually opposes naturalism.
The Argument from Miracles, as the name of the argument, states that things that cannot be explained by science like the how the Bible or Koran is created is something refutes naturalism.
The Argument from Necessity of God states that it is impossible for the universe or man to exist on its own, hence there is a need for someone powerful and supernatural to be the
What is Naturalism?
Naturalism is a philosophical approach that considers just the presence of nature, consequently things that are heavenly, similar to phantoms, divine beings and spirits, are non-existent. It supports the idea that the most ideal way to prove something to be factual is through the scientific method.
Scientific methods are used in order to discover and find answers to problems and issues of the society. The steps to be considered are the following. Observations about the natural world would be first. At that point, from the observations, theories will be made and will be tested. If evidences are discovered and affirmed, then the idea will be considered as a fact, if not, then further study and possible revisions will be made.
The said method creates the …show more content…
The Argument from Despair states that naturalism leads to despair because it gives no meaning in life and destroys the concept of free will.
The Argument from Religious Experience states that there are many people who claimed that they have spiritual experiences with spirits and gods which actually opposes naturalism.
The Argument from Miracles, as the name of the argument, states that things that cannot be explained by science like the how the Bible or Koran is created is something refutes naturalism.
The Argument from Necessity of God states that it is impossible for the universe or man to exist on its own, hence there is a need for someone powerful and supernatural to be the