When this earth was created, certain universal truths came into being. These truths are the natural laws or the laws of nature. Natural law exists in two forms: those laws that apply to animate objects (living things such as plants, animals and humans) and those laws that apply to inanimate objects (elements (like water and hydrogen), light, sound, gravity and fire). These laws are universal in that they are never changing. They have existed since the beginning of time, they are applied uniformly throughout the whole universe and they can never be changed. We still seek the answers to many of these natural laws today, otherwise we would be all knowing (omniscient). We would not have the sciences like biology (study of animate objects), chemistry (study of inanimate objects on earth), astronomy (study of inanimate objects in space), and physics (study of the relationship between the animate and inanimate), if we knew with absolute certainty all of the laws of nature. Mathematics is one natural law about which humans have a complete grasp. Psychology, sociology, economics, zoology, archeology and geology, for example, are man-made sciences and therefore are not part of the natural law.
Here is a list of a few natural laws. Perpetuation of a species requires procreation. Plants and animals require food and water to survive. All animate objects become inanimate. Inanimate objects can never become animate. All matter, animate and inanimate, is a peculiar combination of elements. Fire will burn. Lightning has an electrical charge. Light and sound travel at certain exact speeds. An apple tree on earth will drop its fruit to the ground.
A change or interruption in the implementation of a natural law creates abnormalities. In other words, a redirection or manipulation of the natural law produces or forms things which ought not to occur.
Divine law, ethics, and morals only exist as a result of the abnormalities of humans.
God lives.
Here is a list of a few natural laws. Perpetuation of a species requires procreation. Plants and animals require food and water to survive. All animate objects become inanimate. Inanimate objects can never become animate. All matter, animate and inanimate, is a peculiar combination of elements. Fire will burn. Lightning has an electrical charge. Light and sound travel at certain exact speeds. An apple tree on earth will drop its fruit to the ground.
A change or interruption in the implementation of a natural law creates abnormalities. In other words, a redirection or manipulation of the natural law produces or forms things which ought not to occur.
Divine law, ethics, and morals only exist as a result of the abnormalities of humans.
God lives.
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