In additional simplified terms, materialism pretty much always implies naturalism, but naturalism doesn't have to imply materialism.

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Thus, the difference between the two is the purpose of the definition - materialism makes an argument about the ontology of the universe, while ...

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The easy part is materialism: Materialism is a position in ontology that states, that everything there is is matter.

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Naturalism mainly says that only natural forces exist and that supernatural forces do not exist. This is contrasted with Materialism which doesn ...

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Theories change; methodology does not. While naturalism has often been equated with materialism, it is much broader in scope. Materialism is indeed ...

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Materialism is about the gain of money/expensive objects to attain a level of societal prominence. Atheism is the lack of belief in something ...

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Naturalism is a picture of the whole of reality that cannot, according to its own intrinsic premises, address the being of the whole; it is a ...

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Saying that everything that exists is physical means nothing besides everything that exists exists. Dualisms like natural vs. supernatural, or ...

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Philosophers tend to stress the need to differentiate between naturalism as an ontological or metaphysical position (which has tended to include physicalism or ...

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The term 'materialism' typically is applied to theories about the mind while naturalism tends to be broader. Positivism and empiricism tend to ...

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