supernaturalism

IPA: supɝnˈætʃɝʌɫɪzʌm

The quality or condition of being supernatural.
A belief in the doctrine of supernatural or divine agency as manifested in the world, in human events, religious revelation, miracles, etc.

Examples of "supernaturalism" in Sentences

The whole of its supernaturalism is borrowed bodily from Persia, which had
Show us how theistic supernaturalism is a better guide to understanding biology.
Any kind of supernaturalism unsupported by evidence is less parsimonious than naturalism.
John Went: Show us how theistic supernaturalism is a better guide to understanding biology.
John Wendt: Show us how theistic supernaturalism is a better guide to understanding biology.
As supernaturalism is absorbed, to seep out again, mechanism, projected internally, draws out a different image of consciousness.
Science says nothing on "supernaturalism", outside of people believe in it, which means to we can understand how and why they do.
As for "supernaturalism," here is how Niebuhr replied to Paul Tillich, who really did not believe in either a personal God or personal immortality.
Science need not exclude the supernatural, on principle, but must exclude tactics like 3 and 4, which a certain kind of supernaturalism is built on.
Hear the witness of a member that he cannot believe in supernaturalism, that believing in reason and observation rather than Jesus and the Bible is the only reliable way to discern truth, that he believes in this life and not the afterlife, and that the other nine months of the year he belongs to a Methodist church in Indiana.