No.

no. my idea of a divine power is actually nature, mother nature; no super required

I'm an atheist, but I have experienced unusual event in my life that make me believe that something outside the "known" exists. Since I am convinced that religion is a man-made institution for the control of the masses, my personal conclusion lies in the realm of Quantum Physics.

Short answer, no.

What makes up a ghost? "Energy..." What? Like electricity? We know what electricity is. Can detect / use it. Can't do that with spook energy.

Anyway, believers in the paranormal don't seem to question themselves, their beliefs.

I think God / ghosts / afterlife is a way to deal with "the scariness of oblivion."

Nope.

The wilder the claim, the more strict I am at requiring evidence.

I also substitute my own definitions for some things...makes me feel better about using certain terms....

for example..."soul"

I define it as "the true nature of something or at the heart of the matter"

So when I say that something effects my soul, I simply mean that it has effected the heart of who or what I am.. a soulmate would be someone who I connect with on a very deep level.

Faith would be simply things that I have not taken the time to examine for proof, and just accept evidence from others. There aren't a huge number of things that I take on faith, but they are there and important sometimes.

I have faith in things like when my wife or kids or mom say they love me, I accept it. I don't have to challenge it every time.

I don't have faith in things like ghosts, God, the Devil, and stuff like that. They require proof.

I have faith in some science topics simply because I trust the ones that have the brain power to understand them. It's not absolute, just a everyday working process.

No. It has no real connection to reality. I do like to watch Carrie: a move about a girl with supernatural telekinetic powers, though hahaha!

I think Bugs Bunny is real, but I can't prove it

I am happy to believe in something supernatural, whatever that term means, as long as I have been given proof beyond a reasonable doubt in the way of evidence. So far it's a big fat NO. There have been several large money prizes for anyone who can prove any of these powers exist but noone has ever collected. [en.wikipedia.org]

Notably James Randi offered $1 000 000 (US) for two decades!!

"Driver picks the music. Passenger shuts his pie hole!" This is a line from the TV show Supernatural. It is the only supernatural I have any interest in. Those boys are pretty eye candy!

can't really think of anything. Sorry.

No. That's what skeptic means, and that's what I am. It also means I piss off my lefty friends when I question their belief in unsubstantiated or even debunked stuff like reiki, feng shui, etc etc ad nauseam.

I view all things supernatural through the clear eyes of skepticism.

Nope.

For all the reasons previously posted.

Nope.

Except Gef The Talking Mongoose.

Believing in the spiritual 'realm' would be believing in supernatural occurrences I guess. How can anything that is 'spiritual' have any effect on the physical (corporeal) world. If something is supposedly from the 'spiritual realm' that we could see/feel/ or smell that would indicate that it's very much exists in the physical realm. That is not to say that there isn't a 'spiritual' dimension. It's that we who exist in the corporeal world would be totally unaware of it''s presence. But then, we do have our fertile imaginations don't we.

Yes, as many have said, gods are just archetypes and euphemisms for forces we can't comprehend with our 5 senses... like air or gravity. all of our scientific findings are little more than linguistic and mathematical representations of these same forces that we have as a society, chosen to define through language and such as opposed to anthropomorphic archetypes. through the evolution of language we use words like "orbit" instead of "dude in a chariot pulling the orb of light around the planet." just think, we can only percieve 3 colors of the light spectrum (we deem as primary colors), yet there are creatures such as butterflies that can see 24 or more colors than our human minds can even comprehend. who knows what that truly entails...

Nope.

Nope.

As I'm a man of science, what some may call supernatural, may just be more science. Like the saying goes, to a person from ancient earth, any sufficiently advanced technology would be indistinguishable from magic.

Nope. Not even slightly.

My ex wife swore our basement was haunted. Not the whole house, just the basement.

By definition, "supernatural" means anything outside of nature. If it is determined that things like "ghosts" for example are real, that means they are very much natural, not supernatural, and there will be a way of measuring and monitoring. I do not think that anything can exist outside of nature.

Absolutely positively 100% without-a-doubt, no.

I had to gently explain to my sister the other day when she was suggesting a book on "what our souls want" and other mumbo jumbo, that I don't even believe in souls -- in the supernatural sense. I believe I have a personality -- a drive, a joy for life...that kind of the thing is the only thing I would mean if I were to refer to "my soul."

Not karma, not crystals, not walking under ladders, not psychics, not gods, not angels, not spirit guides, not heaven, not prayer, not hell, not ghosts, not Tarot cards, not witches, not spells, nothing. Nada. Zip. Zilch.

No. Not at all!

Sometimes I believe in luck. One particular time springs to mind. It was the solar eclipse in 1999. My friend was fanatical to see it but his partner could not get time off to travel to Germany (the best chance). My brother agreed to drive him as he could not drive. Well anyway after about 2 days in a small compact car (my bro is a large 6er) they get to the top of this hill and all they can see is clouds. It is about an hour before the event and it looks like theyve come all this was for nothing. People are leaving or listening to car radios, wondering what to do. My brother says " See that guy over there. He looks like a winner ". Now the guy was a living advertisement for his car (a brand new Mercedes), two lovely kids and a beautiful wife. My bro says " anywhere is as good as anywhere else to try and see this thing. Lets follow the guy who looks like hes lucky! ". Wouldnt yer know it they drive behind this chap to the top of another hill and it was the only place in the region that a lucky break in the clouds.

Nope.

I believe that some things commonly thought to be "supernatural" like telepathy, levitation, astral projection, etc. MAY turn out to be completely "natural" human capabilities attained by a vanishingly small elite few (e.g. "siddhis" attained by advanced swamis)--but I'd have to see some evidence, first.