What is the probability supernatural exists? - Page 4 - Religion, God, and Theology

Yes. Except that every single time I've ever heard anyone question and try to pinpoint exactly what the experience was, the explanation was hesitant, and then began with apologies about how weak it was. Then it was like "My mom got sick with cancer, I prayed, and she recovered," etc. etc. etc. And much worse than that. "I saw a ghost in my bedroom." It seems at least it is a self-hypntotized delusion that when asked for elaboration, the witness themselves knows there is no there there.

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10-02-2022 , 06:38 PM

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So I'm quite willing to see any there there. Let's see a list of the experiences which convinced you of the reality of god and/or established a personal relationship ... or convinced you of any supernatural phenomenon. I predict NOTHING of any substance above a 1-out-of-100 level of convincing. But I'm completely open. What is the supernatural you believe in and why, and what does supernatural even mean, when once we sense it is obviously now in the natural realm?

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10-07-2022 , 04:14 PM

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Well, I may or may not have received a blow job from a ghost just in this past year. Sorry no ghost babies to prove it.

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10-07-2022 , 08:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Bob148

Well, I may or may not have received a blow job from a ghost just in this past year. Sorry no ghost babies to prove it.

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What in the world???

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10-25-2022 , 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Morphismus

If something deemed supernatural would exist, wouldn't it be just natural?

I was always intrigued by the fact that mankind was basically unaware of electricity for thousands of years, and lightning was perceived as something supernatural; caused by gods etc.

So I would rather ask how likely it is that there are natural forces/laws we are still unaware of, where people perceive some of their observable artifacts as supernatural.

This isn't as settled as one might imagine, the cause of lightning is speculative.

https://phys.org/news/2016-02-scient...g.html#:~:text

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10-25-2022 , 04:18 PM

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100%. The universe by its existence - matter is created - breaks the first law, a natural law, therefore is supernatural. An infinite universe would break the second law ofc.

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11-05-2022 , 03:17 PM

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By my experience 100%

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