What are possible definitions of the term natural

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One thing we need to do first is getting a working definition of "natural" (just as we needed a definition of person in the Kant unit). What are possible definitions of the term natural? Does it simply mean spontaneous? Determined by genes? Not artificial or man-made? Does it mean "conducive to health"? Found in nature, or more specifically, the animal kingdom?

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