What do you think of philosophical naturalism?

Explain it objectively… no one knows what you are talking about.

Human bodies don't give a shit about other human bodies. It is the souls bound to those bodies which give a shit.

How do you know that nature as a larger body does not have a soul bound to it, or many souls which do give a shit?

Why don't you google it.

Why would a soul cause all the meaningless pain and suffering, misfortune etc.

It's the truth. All so-called spiritual phenomena have their origin in material causes, but human culture has veered away from the truth and is determined to pull the wool over your eyes. Elites hold the keys to power and don't want you to have them.

I think i dont have to think philosophy. Ahhahaah!

Why do souls care at all like to cause joy and or suffering within other souls?

Souls are moody entities it seems. That is, if souls can cause anything at all and are not just experiencing entities trapped and bound to a body within a simulation or the thoughts of some other entity.

Naturalism has it origins in England, hit the scene in literature over time as well. It's mainly a school of thought that emerged out of Locke's empiricisim, which turned into methodological naturalism and ultimately triggered scientific enlightenment. Quite frankly, I think that it's the best definition of a godless nature.

Your guardians, angels, prophets and gods are in truth gangsters, thugs, con-artists, unethical businessmen, cult-leaders, murderers, deviants

Jesus said, sell everything you own give the money to the poor

and follow him..


Basically he was saying not to live a life of Materialism

if you cant wear it on your back you dont need it