“Japanese supernature, imported into contemporary America with animated cartoons, video games, and Yu-Gi-Oh cards, is luxuriant, lighthearted, and, by the standards of monotheism, undisciplined.”

“This is a utopic vision of the superman surrounded by a supernature.”

“How then, in this totally sacralized cosmos, would it still be possible to distinguish between nature and supernature, between the order of the sacred and the order of the profane, between primary cause and secondary causes?”

“We begin with the issue of supernaturalism in religion and its supposedly superstitious character.”

“I have noted that biblical religion opposed the supernaturalism of the ancient pagan.”

“Foundational to this claim is that religion needs to be understood in terms of naturalistic theism, or panentheism, rather than supernaturalism.”

“The supernaturalist alleges that religion was revealed to man by God, and that the form of this revelation is a sacred book.”

“Prof. James seems to have discovered a way by which one can be a scientist and a supernaturalist at the same time.”

“Is it possible that Chagall was not really a surrealist but a supernaturalist?”

“But to do nothing, he added, was no better since prolonged contact with the natives would erode the fears of Spanish supernaturality that kept them at bay.”

“Rather, he is using these reactions to highlight the supernaturalness of Jesus' resurrection.”

“Both Apache Crown Dancers and Navajo Yeibichei dancers wear masks and sing partially in falsetto or in voices imitating the supernaturals.”

“They're populated by gentry, religious, working people, strangers, supernaturals, and an occasional chieftain, and at some point, everyone dances.”

“In addition to werewolves, fairies, witches and vampires, players can expect to see many more ghosts amidst the supernaturals in their town.”