Is naturalism inescapable?

A metaphilosophy of naturalism

“…Thus, Fulmer concludes, naturalism is inescapable, even if God exists. But, as Gordon (1983) objects, in defining the natural as that which "occurs independently of any agent's choice" (op. cit.…”

“…511 We may extend Daston's contentions into the general distinction between normality and abnormality, the latter identifying an or miraculous but nonetheless not clearly or entirely natural (cf. Daston 1999;Fulmer 1977;Gordon 1983;Pratt 1968;Świeżyński 2017). 510 The constellations Triangulum Australe, Norma, and Circinus together were so named for their striking affinity to the instruments of drafters and carpenters.…”