Actually, science IS philosophy. The modern term "science" apparently obscures that connection for some people. The old term was "natural philosophy", signifying the love of knowledge about nature.
Holding "zero supernatural beliefs", whatever that means, is a philosophical position.
“Actually, science IS philosophy. The modern term ‘science’ apparently obscures that connection for some people. The old term was ‘natural philosophy’”
Google: “etymological fallacy”
“Holding “zero supernatural beliefs”, whatever that means, is a philosophical position.”
Call it what you wish.
I think it is pretty clear the meaning.
I will not debate it. That is not my point.
Respect of differing views in the appropriate venues, allowing people to be exposed to all that they wish to be exposed to, and excercising free choice to choose those views without being berated for it is my point.