Animatism is the belief that everything is pervaded with a life-force giving each inanimate object a consciousness or personality - but not a soul, as in animism.
a belief in something that's a suspension of the natural order as we currently know it
Superstitious beliefs are beliefs in supernatural causality It is an irrational belief usually founded on ignorance or fear. An example of a superstition belief is do not cross a black cat on Halloween. Also do not break a mirror or you will have 7 years of bad luck.
The belief in supernatural is the belief in things that can't be explained in the usual scientific terms.
Excessively credulous belief in and reverence for supernatural beings.
religion
Bruce M. Hood has written: 'Supersense' -- subject(s): Religious Psychology, Belief and doubt, Supernatural, Psychology and religion 'The science of superstition' -- subject(s): Religious Psychology, Belief and doubt, Supernatural, Psychology and religion 'Supersense' -- subject(s): Religious Psychology, Belief and doubt, Supernatural, Psychology and religion
If you believe in supernatural events but not God, you would most likely be deemed Agnostic. I may not be right about that though...
Some Jews are atheists, professing no beliefs in a Divinity or the supernatural.
Religion is the belief and worship of a superhuman controlling powers. An example of this is a god or gods. There are many religions out there such as Christianity, Catholicism, Atheists, etc (these are the main religions).
Scientifically, superstitions are considered as a psychological need for supernatural belief
Naturalism is the belief that all effects in the universe have a naturalistic explanation. Meaning, one does not need to appeal to unmeasurable forces or anthropomorphic deities in order to explain the world around us. The opposite of naturalism is supernaturalism, the belief that not all effects in the universe have a naturalistic explanation, and that some things can only be explained via the appeal to unmeasurable forces or anthropomorphic deities. Almost all religions are predicated around a belief in at least one god, and further, around the belief that their god(s) actually contribute materially to human existence. This makes them supernatural belief systems, and any society formed upon a supernatural belief system is a supernatural society.