4 thoughts on “Jesus ‘n’ Mo ‘n’ naturalism

  1. Yes, “going against nature” means supernatural. What they really mean when they use that phrase is “going against the intentions of nature” – which is just a roundabout way of saying “going against God.”

  2. Here’s an old joke:

    — So do you believe in full-immersion baptism?
    — “Believe”? Oh, I’ve seen it done, in person!

  3. And of course there’s the issue of the bar-maid’s shifting use of the word “believe in”, i.e. in the first cases meaning “assume the existence of”, in the last frame “approve of morally”.

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