Generality of the Law of the Causality and the Lawful Society, the Justifiers of the Man's Role in Paving the Ground for the Appearance

“Appearance” can be defined as a social phenomenon with a sociological perspective. The sociological approach requires some conditions which are present at the social events such as the appearance. Lawfulness and reason-centeredness are actually the requisites that are present extensively in the social events. The appearance¡ which will occur at the end of the time¡ is recognizable based on these social requisites¡ because the law of causality which has the three characteristics of generality¡ compatibility¡ and inevitability¡ has spread its inclusion over all material and spiritual¡ natural and human¡ personal and social events with its generality indicator¡ and has institutionalized conformity and harmony among all the causes and the effects with its compatibility indicator¡ and gives certainty to the correlation of existence and non-existence among the complete cause and the effects with its inevitability indicator. With the recognition of the causality law and its threefold indicator¡ the lawfulness of society and social events such as the appearance become justifiable; because when we consider the appearance as a social event and the history as the birthplace of its occurrence; then¡ the appearance¡ as a social event¡ demands for the implementation of social laws and rules and based on this¡ reason-centeredness and lawfulness in the appearance takes place. Yes¡ reason-centeredness and lawfulness in the appearance justifies the possibility of paving the ground for the appearance and paving the ground for the appearance itself somehow justifies the human’s influence on the appearance incidence and ultimately¡ from the total of verification for the possibility of paving the ground for appearance and the human’s influence on it¡ we obtain an approach like the instability of the appearance (in terms of time) and be prior or posterior (in terms of its occurrence).