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→Assessment of philosophical naturalism
''Ipso facto'', by its ''a priori'' absolute rejection of the possibility of the supernatural, and in particular by its denials of the possibility of the bodily physical resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead and the existence of God, philosophical naturalism represents an approach that is militantly anti-Christian, and overtly hostile to religion and to human culture.
''Ipso facto'', by its ''a priori'' absolute rejection of the possibility of the supernatural, and in particular by its denials of the possibility of the bodily physical resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead and the existence of God, philosophical naturalism represents an approach that is militantly anti-Christian, and overtly hostile to religion and to human culture.
== External links ==
*[http://creation.com/naturalism-vs-reality Naturalism in the light of reality] by Robert Gurney
*[http://creation.com/evolutionary-naturalism-an-ancient-idea Evolutionary naturalism: An ancient idea] by Jerry Bergman
''4 part series by Dr. J.P. Moreland on the philosophy of scientific naturalism''
*[http://vimeo.com/102663614 The Summit Lecture Series: Scientific Naturalism Worldview with J.P. Moreland, part 1]
*[http://vimeo.com/103277405 The Summit Lecture Series: Scientific Naturalism with J.P. Moreland, part 2]
*[http://vimeo.com/103865278 The Summit Lecture Series: Scientific Naturalism with J.P. Moreland, part 3]
*[http://vimeo.com/105068126 The Summit Lecture Series: Scientific Naturalism Worldview with J.P. Moreland, part 4]
{{Creation vs. evolution}}
== References==
== References==