In a children's story,a famous thunderstorm that wreaked havoc and damaged the entire town is described by locals as a "mystifying event of nature." In which category of religion do their beliefs belong?

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The description of the thunderstorm as a "mystifying event of nature" suggests a belief in simple supernaturalism, which attributes natural phenomena to supernatural forces or beings. The use of the term "nature" suggests a lack of personification or anthropomorphism, which rules out animism. Additionally, there is no indication that the locals attribute the storm to a specific deity or deities, ruling out theism. Transcendent idealism, which posits that reality is a manifestation of the divine or the mind, is not relevant to this particular scenario.

In a Children's Story,a Famous Thunderstorm That Wreaked Havoc and Damaged