If you saw something happen in the NATURAL world wouldn't that just make it natural? With that said, every religion that claims a supernatural being could not prove that their being was supernatural. Any thoughts?Stacey W: Excellent point.I almost feel like being self-righteous (as many on here are) and choosing this as best answer lol

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That's true.

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Excellent point.

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Most people live their lives as if love is supernatural. Anyone who says that slavery is wrong is speaking as though morality is supernatural. When Martin Luther King, Jr said that "the universe is on the side of justice", spoke of the supernatural.

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As a missionary, we were to pour a concrete ceiling and needed a rainless Friday so the concrete would not be soupy and weaken. Prayed daily, but the clouds came in and it rained hard on the men while forming up the "corona." It rained all Thursday and Friday night too, but I kept praying.On Friday morning rainbow appeared over the structure and I told the men to pour cement. It stopped raining in 15 minutes. About 10:00 the clouds formed again, but stopped at the borders. Thunder and lightning crashed, but the property was in a clear bubble with the clouds stopped about 100 yards on each side and overhead.It remained that way from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. when the job was finished.I won't weary you with other examples of answered prayer, a photo is published at www.revelado.org/rancho.htm And God exists and he left a Bible code at http://abiblecode.tripod.comBlessings, Balaam

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Science is the study of the natural phenomenal world, based on empirical evidence and observation.What is supernatural is what is dealt with in most religious: That which is beyond the natural world(i.e. God, Angels, whatever)That being said, nothing can be scientifically proven to be supernatural. As science deals with the natural world, and the supernatural, by default falls outside its scope.But of course, im just presuming the only way to PROVE something is using the scientific method. But then again, is there any OTHER methods or ways to prove something? Anyway, this is also seems to hint to the main difference between theist religions (Christianity, Islam...) and deist(Hinduism). Theist believe in miracles, where the supernatural is manifested in the natural realm. Deist believe in a non-interfering God. Other Hindus believe that God is the 'that-which-cannot-be-articulated-or-expressed-in-any-way'. That effectively rules out any way of proving the supernatural being.My last thoughts would finally have to be the definition of the word faith. Which pretty much is "belief in something without justification". Sums it all up. If you've got faith, you dont need anything to be proven.Cheers!

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If it happens in the natural world (and that's really the only one we all agree upon), it must obey the natural laws, i.e. gravity and so forth. If it defies natural laws, for instance the law of thermodynamics, it would be supernatural. And nothing supernatural has ever been demonstrated to exist. Which isn't really that suprising.

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