Good night, guys. I need some help to understand some philosophical topics that are complex and hard to find about. And actually, it is also very important and useful in my job, in a public health service.

The point is, I live in a very religious zone. Too many evangelicals, and some fanatical enough to deny some basic points about public health. (And it is not even about COVID).

A good example is when we are talking about natural disasters prevention and some of those religious guys say that "actually we can do nothing about this, only God can save us", and that "only God can protect us and avoid disasters", and so on. And this is what I hear since years and years ago.

I dont deny, and I am not even an atheist. I am spiritual, but in a more agnostic and philosophical way. And of course, actually there are many atheists and non-evangelical persons who are dogmatics in many topics as well.

But since I study about philosophies, I (and some other guys who are not religious and not atheists as well) try to elaborate some arguments to deal with some radical religious topics. But I will not talk too much details about such talks now.

The point is that, searching more about such philosophical topics through the internet, our conclusion is that actually it is not Gods, supernatural beings, and not even science or technologies that we must seek to solve our problems or "save us". It is actually the "powers" that such things have. (But only if they really have such powers, of course).

And when we say about "power", we are talking about a "skill", "possibility", "ability" that a thing has, to do something.

In a practical exemple that we use in health topics for instance is that if you have cancer, all that you wish is to find something that has power to cure cancer. No matter if such power will come from gods, science, magic or some mysterious source. What really matter after all is the "power" to cure cancer.

And this basic topic about powers can even be extended to a very wide metaphysical philosophy actually, to the point that we can use to deal with religious matters, just like some philosophers used to do in ancient Greece and Rome, since everything that exist have powers. And even in epistemological and ethical topics, to decide what is true or false, right or wrong, are related to power, since those who have Power enough can decide what is right or wrong, and even what is true or false, and so on.

I remember that I found those good points about such topic in some Youtube videos years ago, from some guys talking about Aristotle, Possibilism, Possible Worlds, meaning of Power and Possibility, and so on.

So the question is, if some one here know who are these guys, please, post their videos here, because I dont remember who they are, since I watched them many years ago. Or if you know something about such topics related to Possibilism, tell me what you know that we could use to deal with extreme religious talks. And I will talk more about it later to explain more points too.