[TheBrotherhood]

>An extremely invalid and incorrect analogy. Care to try again?

Law: from precedent case (ie, prior natural observations). From God.

Theory: from predecessor case (ie, prior faulty, human speculations). From humans.

It's the best I can retrieve from my accumulated knowledge without further inquiry.

[Dimensio]

It's the best I can retrieve from my accumulated knowledge without further inquiry.

So your problem is that you steadfastly refuse to learn anything. Thanks for the admission.

[Ichneumon]

Law: from precedent case (ie, prior natural observations). From God.

No, scientific laws do not come from God, they come from the realization of regularities in the behavior of nature.

Theory: from predecessor case (ie, prior faulty, human speculations). From humans.

Wrong again, scientific theories are derived from collections of explanations which are found to provide workable predictions.

It's the best I can retrieve from my accumulated knowledge without further inquiry.

Well, it's time for that "further inquiry" thing then.