Methodological naturalism

Methodological naturalism is an approach in science that focuses on explaining natural phenomena through observable and testable processes, relying solely on natural causes without invoking supernatural explanations. This means that scientists ask questions and seek answers based on what can be measured or observed in the natural world. While this doesn't deny the possibility of supernatural elements, it emphasizes that scientific inquiry should remain grounded in evidence and natural laws, allowing for consistent and replicable results. This method helps maintain clarity and objectivity in scientific research and understanding.