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Newton, Corruption, and the Tradition of Universal History,ons fall into three broad, if occasionally overlapping, categories: those devoted to the interpretation of biblical prophecy; those concerned with the histories of ancient empires and the corruption of a primitive monotheistic religion; and those that challenge trinitarian histories of the Church in

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,Newton’s ,: Its Contents and Implications,ipts yet they are among the most enlightening for those seeking insight into Newton’s understanding of God, religion, and even science. It will be my goal here to point out how two much debated issues in Newton’s relationship with the church are clarified by these histories: his often criticized dec

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,Interpretive Strategies in Newton’s ,, A.S. Yahuda in 1938 may still stand as an appropriate query regarding the puzzlement that accompanies an initial examination of Newton’s ... From the earliest descriptions in David Castillejo’s eccentric Cambridge dissertation, to Richard Westfall’s work that presented it to a wider group of schola

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Newton and the Guaranteeing God,s characterised by one philosopher, is that of the “validity of judgements about future or unknown cases.”. Famously it and similar problems reduced Hume himself to intellectual despair. Bertrand Russell in one of his short stories even preserved a special place in hell for all those philosophers wh

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,Newton, the “Ancients,” and the “Moderns”,s contributions to our understanding of Newton’s extensive knowledge of, and interest in, the ancient world, for many interpreters and laymen alike, Newton remains either the inaugural progenitor of “an unassailable primacy in mathematics, enlightened rationalism, and experimentation” or the “dramat

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