what do we mean when we use the word Nature?

Question

be iamgative with your answer

Answer 1

I think it used to be like a part of the world if you imagined it without people I think Global warmings going to f that idea up.

Answer 2

Imaginative? Everyone is different in the way they see and remember things, nature included. When I think of nature, I think of anything that man has not touched to change into something "he" or "she" wants it to be. Whether it is a tree into a house or boat, or water into a man made lake with chemicals, or a mountain where the sportsman have yet to kill off the animals so "their" ego may inflate to a bigger size. Nature? There's really not much of it left....thanks to man. Does this answer your question?

Answer 3

When I use the word Nature I consider it in the context of the following.

Form, Matter, Body, Manifestation, Appearance as opposed to Formless-Spirit-Abstraction.

Nature encapsulates all the four kingdoms-Vegetable, Mineral, Animal, Human..

I rather like thinking of Nature as the outer 'garment of God'

Answer 4

Anything is nature.

For example: A bird builds a nest. That would be nature, wouldn't it? What is the difference between a person building a house? People, and everything they do, are a part of nature too.

Anything that includes Earth's lifeforms and their activy is nature. What people do isn't always natural, but it is nature.

Answer 5

We? I fear the term is used variously.

If "nature" is that which is, it should squeeze out the term "supernatural", since any items customarily assigned to this latter category either exist
(in which case that are merely unusual examples of "nature"), or they do not exist, (in which case they are merely examples of "myth.")

Nature as god, and good... "all natural ingredients", as though arsenic and deadly nightshade weren't natural.

"Unnatural", as an artifical standard of nature is used to rule on something which clearly is part of nature, disapproved of as it may be.

The nature of the beast, humanity, is to be inconsistent.

Answer 6

Nature means everything not made but created. Innate actions done...not taught. Nature is inherent and simple...it's something pure.

Answer 7

nature of the beast, that inherent force that leads the life within.
nature of the flower,that force that busts out with beauty.
nature of man,the unpredictable way of free will beings.
nature-natural, the force of creation.......

Answer 8

we use nature for the world around us.
we use nature for how we act.
we use nature for every tree we havent destroyed.
we use nature for many things.

Answer 9

Anything that was not created by human hands.

Answer 10

the things in motion that are not controled