The Reign of Law

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The Reign of Law is a 19th-century work of natural theology and science by George Campbell, 8th Duke of Argyll, arguing that the laws of nature reflect divine order and purpose.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
scientific treatise
work of natural theology
addressesTopic compatibility of science and religion
design argument
metaphysics of natural law
philosophy of science
argumentType natural theology
associatedWith George Campbell, 8th Duke of Argyll NERFINISHED
author George Campbell, 8th Duke of Argyll NERFINISHED
authorName George Campbell NERFINISHED
coreClaim laws of nature express divine purpose
laws of nature reflect divine order
regularity in nature is evidence of a divine lawgiver
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
genre Christian apologetics
natural theology
science
theology
hasPerspectiveOn Darwinian evolution NERFINISHED
hasTheme divine governance of the world
interpretation of scientific laws
order in nature
purpose in the universe
historicalPeriod Victorian era
influencedBy Victorian science
natural theology tradition
intendedAudience educated lay readers
scientifically literate readers
theologians
literaryForm prose
mainSubject design in nature
divine order in nature
laws of nature
relationship between science and religion
teleology in nature
originalLanguage English
philosophicalStance teleological view of nature
theistic interpretation of natural law
placeInDiscourse 19th-century science–religion debate
publicationCentury 19th century
religiousContext Christianity
theologicalPerspective Christian theism NERFINISHED
timeOfAuthorship 19th century
workOf George Campbell, 8th Duke of Argyll NERFINISHED

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