DIVINE LAWS
All the laws of Nature are divine laws, for God, almighty, is the author of all things. They are eternal, immutable laws, they are not subject to time or circumstance, yet they have the element of progress in them. After all, the sage studies the laws of matter, the good man, those of the soul, and follows them.
While some regulate the movement and relations of raw material: they are the physical laws; its study belongs to the domain of Science aligned to the essences that correspond to the speculated results. Others concern especially man and his relations with God and with his fellow men.
The Ten Commandments, as an orderly spiritual inspiration, refer to the most elementary human regulations for good coexistence.
After all, to respect and honor father and mother, not to steal, not to sin, not to kill, not to raise false testimony, not to covet others' things, and to love God and his fellow men, are the most dignifying principles of human existence.
In relation to man, the law is no longer mechanical or instinctive, but moral. It forces the will, but leaving the choice between good and evil to free will: otherwise, neither merit nor demerit would be understood. The natural moral law is, therefore, nothing more than the eternal law, while its object is the regulation of human activity.
Regarding the natural laws of nature, we cannot confront each other without immediately receiving the result of our action, that is, the reaction. For example, pregnancy keeps us close to the earth, that is, jumping from any building, we will always reach the ground. Also, when considering the distance from the floor, the reaction can be fatal.
So, in general, laws are mandatory, reactive to circumstances, regulatory and disciplinary.
Divine laws are what they are, in addition to inspiring, motivate people, their souls and their spirits.
Whoever lives under the aegis of the laws of God, enjoys paradise in all its existence, whether on earth or in endless heaven ...
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