Social Laws

According to ▲Church Faith, Social Law is human order. This third law is essentially agreement between two people which need not be legalised. Remarkably, it changes and its changes significantly affect social status.

Social Law is human-ordered rule provisionally governed by people. Intelligence is required for its subjects to consent. They must be reasonable, responsive, and regular in respecting this (sub)system’s manifestation for it to persist.

Social Law is at least an agreement between two people, even informal. Formal agreements include contracts, acts, statutes, codes, regulations, rules, policies, and opinions as well as case law. Not all rules succumb to balance of powers, similar to how agreement on an outcome can rest on the opinion of one person, as is the circumstance of ordinances. Social Law may also be portrayed as common, civil, criminal, statutory, administrative, constitutional, or international law and includes formalized agreements between as few as two people or one person and their beneficiaries in testaments; Social Law is suggestive society.

Social Law can progress rapidly in either direction. Its rate of change is dominated by the speed of inaction. Incomprehension is instantaneous destruction; ignorance disbands society, and you can be voted out of your own house.