The second law is that God intends for human beings to live by love for each other, as illustrated in Jesus' parable of the good Samaritan. Even the apostle Paul, who was a Jew, recognized that God's laws are known naturally by everyone. In his teachings, Jesus used examples from the natural world and from human nature to explain basic truths about life. In his parables, Jesus spoke of mustard seeds, wheat, weeds, fishing nets, pearls, vineyards, fig trees, salt, candle light and sheep to illustrate his points. Jesus also used illustrations from human nature to teach basic concepts such as repentance, forgiveness, justice, and love.
Christian deism is based on appreciation for all creation and on appreciation for every human life.
Christian Deists reject these superstitious ideas as products of human hatred and a failure to recognize God's natural laws of love for others. But Christian Deists recognize that Jesus was only human. Jesus had to struggle with his own times of disappointment, sorrow, anger, prejudice, impatience, and despair, just as other human beings struggle with these experiences. Jesus never claimed to be perfect but he was committed to following God's natural laws of love.