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The Scientific Revolution is framed as a shift from asking what God or truth is to asking how humans can know God and divine law.
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Divine LAW
The Scientific Revolution is framed as a shift from asking what God or truth is to asking how humans can know God and divine law.
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Human beings are special because they are both divinely created and created by universal laws; that dual nature gives humans imagination, failure, and responsibility to perfect the world.
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Jiang presents Antigone's principle as divine, unwritten, immutable justice that human laws cannot override.
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"...not created by God. What is created by God are the divine laws."
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"...and plant from matter able to take form. So it's these divine laws that create the animals and the plants. But these divine laws..."
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"There's no boundaries to you. But if you're human, you're forced to have an imagination because you'll make mistakes. You will fail. There are..."
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"There are these laws in the universe that are divine, unwritten, and immutable. And we must respect these laws. Human laws cannot override these..."
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Science begins here as a theological discipline of doubt.
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