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Originally Posted by queequeger
What is your 'Man's Law vs Natural Law' argument? Is one higher? or shall never the twain meet?
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Neither. Trying to manipulate natural law through man's law. It's more simple and basic than that.
A good example of Man's Law vs. Natural Law would be- licensing people for the use of gravity.
It's the ridiculousness of watching people try and
control natural law through man's law. You can make a law that states that the world is flat all day and that
was done- but that doesn't make the world flat.
Creationism being adopted in schools by man's law is another good example. You cannot negate science and natural law by making a law.
You cannot negate the existence of something or make it come into being- simply by making a law about it.
Using man's law to try and control something that is not within man's power is just silly. Is it not?
I believe these two things
can and do meet with proper forethought- like supplying and controlling the flow of water to supply dry regions. But the fact that it
becomes a
vs. is the ridiculous part.