(quote from RealReality.org/Real_Faith_and_Reason_Vol_2_-_Scientia.pdf)

As stated earlier, naturalism is a worldview or part of a worldview. It’s an idea that doesn’t connect to reality. And yet, it seems real to naturalists. Worldviews seem more real than reality. They blind us. They limit us. Only the Holy Spirit can break us out of our preconceptions by connecting us to the flowing wisdom and knowledge of God. To naturalists, their shared worldview seems more real than reality itself. They talk to each other and each one confirms the bias of the other. They read and listen to only what confirms their bias. They turn their worldviews, their fake realities, into concrete. And the naturalistic worldview filters out anything spiritual. That means naturalists see any mention of God as disconnected from reality. God seems unreal to naturalists since their naturalistic worldviews blind them as if they had thick veils over their faces. And even though naturalists have no evidence for their worldviews, they still convince themselves that God, spirits, and the spiritual realm don’t exist or aren’t a consideration. As a result, they convince themselves to consider only the natural realm.

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