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SUPERNATURAL:

open access: yes, 2019
This chapter first discusses what it would be for something to be supernatural. I argue that there are good reasons not to reject supernaturalism. The essay then considers whether there is an interesting connection between atheism and the supernatural ...
Brogaard, Berit
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SACRAMENTS : NATURAL AND SUPERNATURAL

New Blackfriars, 1920
Few more saddening confessions of religious change have ever been made than those of Renan, in his Souvenirs d’Enfance et de feunesse. The emotional appeal of his forsaken Faith was never silenced, although he came to regard its foundations as unsound. He felt cut off from those social acts of worship which mean so much to most of us.
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The Supernatural

Religious Studies, 1992
The final chapter of Peter Winch's book on Simone Weil discusses Weil's idea of supernatural virtue. Weil uses this language in connection with certain exceptional actions: actions of a kind which are for most of us, most of the time, simply impossible.
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The Supernatural?

2011
Lionel Weatherly (1852–1940) was a respected psychiatrist who advocated a more modern and sympathetic approach to mental illness than many of his contemporaries. In this work, first published in 1891, he discusses a variety of supernatural phenomena, seeking scientific and rational explanations for ghostly apparitions and paranormal experiences ...
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The Supernatural

Abstract This chapter examines how the Supernatural (specifically notions of the Afterlife) is employed in films to compel characters’ lives to converge. First, perceptions of the Afterlife are investigated within a scholarly (Western) cultural context.
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