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Their ideas invoke supernatural entities and events, the existence of which cannot be subject to laboratory testing and hence lie outside the realm of science.
Designed for controversy: the religious right's new creationism by Boston, Rob / The Humanist
Such statements are usually understood in supernatural terms, when in fact, they do not make any commitments to an ontology of supernatural entities.
Lee Brown, ed. African Philosophy: New and Traditional Perspectives by Ikuenobe, Polycarp / African American Review
Minds are not supernatural entities but personal experiences produced when brains are in a state of awareness of their own functioning, most probably a state created through the complex intercommunication between and among brain subcomputers for vision, hearing, language, attention, and other cognitive and perceptual functions.
Computing the mind: a scientific approach to the philosophy of mind ... by Hinrichs, Bruce / The Humanist
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