Personally, I'd say that "supernatural" is a pretty nonsensical concept.
Anything that interferes directly with our universe is natural by default. It may follow natural principles we do not comprehend at this point, even seemingly "break" rules that we've considered correct up until that point (as General Relativity did in relation to Newtonian Physics, and Quantum Mechanics did WRT to pretty much everything, at least on the sub-atomic level) - but it cannot be anything other than natural.
Looking at the history of the term and its usage, it seems to me that it has always been applied when dealing with a phenomenon or principle that wasn't correctly understood at that time: floods, epidemics, the movements of heavenly bodies, even monetary inflation.
Anything that interferes directly with our universe is natural by default. It may follow natural principles we do not comprehend at this point, even seemingly "break" rules that we've considered correct up until that point (as General Relativity did in relation to Newtonian Physics, and Quantum Mechanics did WRT to pretty much everything, at least on the sub-atomic level) - but it cannot be anything other than natural.
Looking at the history of the term and its usage, it seems to me that it has always been applied when dealing with a phenomenon or principle that wasn't correctly understood at that time: floods, epidemics, the movements of heavenly bodies, even monetary inflation.
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