Asserting that supernatural necessity is even coherently possible presupposes a robust modal realism about supernatural entities, which is precisely what naturalists deny and cannot be assumed without begging the question.

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Coherently possible(describing whether supernatural necessity can even be understood without contradiction): Able to be thought about or imagined without running into logical contradictions; makes sense when you think it through.
Naturalism (philosophical)(the opposing position to the supernatural necessity being discussed): The view that only the natural, physical world is real; there are no supernatural beings or forces, and everything can ultimately be explained by science.
Necessity (in philosophy)(describing what kind of claim is being made about supernatural things): Something that must be true or must exist; it couldn't possibly be otherwise (as opposed to something that just happens to be true but could have been different).
Supernatural(the subject of what kind of necessity is being discussed): Something that exists outside or beyond the natural world—like God, spirits, or magic—rather than being part of the physical universe we can observe and measure.

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