Antinomical Perception of Supernatural Law

Abstract. It is known that the supernatural has a decisive influence on man and nature. Supernatural is the antonym of natural; phenomena opposed to the actual sensory world; that which goes beyond the real and cannot be explained in a natural way; everything that does not fit under the known laws of nature, where spiritual power causes natural, sensible phenomena. An essential feature of the supernatural is that it is a correlate of natural entities as higher and independent of the material world. Certain counterparts of the supernatural have a place in mythology. Note that the term "supernatural" is synonymous with "transcendent", and transcendente is somewhat different from transcendental. In the transcendental, the idea of the legal order or the system of the right is already embedded, and in the transcendental, only the philosophical (metaphysical) ideas of such an idea of the legal order are considered and substantiated. If in the first case we are dealing with statics, then in the second – with dynamics, the implementation process. In some cases, the supernatural can be understood as the unknowable natural. It depends on each person in particular, on his faith, beliefs. 

We consider it necessary to consider the concept of the supernatural and compare it with the supernatural. Supernatural and supernatural are two concepts that can be used in different contexts and have different meanings. In particular: 1) Supernatural refers to phenomena that go beyond natural laws and scientific explanations. It cannot mean miraculous, extraordinary events or phenomena that cannot be explained scientifically, such as charms, innate abilities that appear to be extraordinary, etc.; 2) Supernatural can mean the same as supernatural, but can also refer to something outside of nature or ordinary phenomena. This concept can include not only supernatural, but also extraordinary events, phenomena that seem miraculous, as well as what lies outside the normal laws of nature. 

In general, the distinction between these terms can be somewhat blurred, and they can be used with the general purpose of indicating something unexpected or extraordinary. The transition from the supernatural to the supernatural is not proven by science.