@Frank Apisa,
Just to be clear...
The OP is trying to say that his beliefs are superior to other people's beliefs, because the beliefs of other people are "supernatural". The implication is that the OP's beliefs aren't supernatural. That is what I am calling bullshit.
All human belief systems are based on beliefs that
can't be proven by experiment. Everyone has things that they can't prove... they just know that it is true. That is the definition of "faith".
We all strongly believe that slavery is wrong. We all take this as a matter of faith.
Slavery exists (in several forms) in the Animal kingdom, from ants that raid other colonies to get enslaved workers to primates where the alpha male physically controls a harem and keeps other males from reproducing.
In order for you to believe that slavery is wrong in humans, you need to believe that
1. Humans are fundamentally different than animals
2. Humans are born with rights to dignity and freedom.
We all believe these things
without proof (although for most of human history slavery has been morally acceptable). So all of a sudden these moral values are somehow absolute, unquestionable truth. There is no scientific experiment to say that slavery, or caste systems, or domination of one individual over another is wrong... and in the animal kingdom I think most of us accept that animals don't have these moral restrictions.
Believing things to be absolute truth without any proof is the definition of supernatural. That is how faith works.