The Philosophical Teachings of Supernatural

When I first reminded myself to see the program "Supernatural", I thought it would be another headache TV show. I can not do bad things. I do not know that there are shadows of various philosophies under action and conspiracy. At the beginning of the pilot program, a young man named Sam Winchester studied at Stanford University. He seems to be a simple law school student with a girlfriend, but when Sam's brother Dean gets to ask Sam for help, everything is changing.

The medical teaching of Hippocrates, a philosopher and doctor of the 4th century, raised the cause of human diseases rather than supernatural. Hippocrates' work In Hippocrates, the overall interpretation of health and illness was developed to include madness and other "heart diseases". Hippocrates wrote: Men should know from the brain and the brain that we produce not only our sorrows, pain, sorrows and tears but also our happiness, joy, laughter and ridicule . Through it, in particular, we distinguish, observe, hear, and distinguish between ugliness and beauty, evil and good from unpleasant pleasure. During the day, we bring insomnia, out-of-date mistakes, useless anxiety, lack of mind, behavior against customs and stimulate us with fear and fear.

During enlightenment, some philosophers, including Francis Bacon and Voltaire, outlined the philosophical reasons to eliminate the supernatural power charm by investigating nature. The end result of scientific research is the development of modern biology and geology and it refuses to interpret the universal first belief of literally revealed religion. In the second half of the 20th century philosophers began exploring the continuity of science using scientific methods and knowledge as criteria for judging the validity of philosophical exploration. "Methodological naturalism" believes that philosophers should use empirical methods of scientific research to conduct philosophical investigations. Some methodological naturalistists accept other types of philosophical speculation, but I believe that only empirical tests can determine whether a particular guess really applies to human life.