Well they would be great questions to ask Eeinstein about his views. Fortunately for me I don't accept the beliefs of Newton or Einstein about God unreservedly so they would not be questions relevant to my beliefs.
In my opinion.
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Isaac Newton's Views on Religion
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In my opinion.
firedragon
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Thats not relevant. In my opinion.
Its relevant because from the statements made in the OP Newton appears to be in the former category of those who consider the Bible completely historical and thus having an opinion which is not up to date with modern knowledge (a shorter way of saying this is that his view is outdated).
In my opinion.
rational experiences
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What our first human holy father taught me.
When earths spatial zero empty ground plane filled up with gases and water then spirit was contacted in the eternal by the heavenly vibration.
||Heavens body next to eternal body.
Space owning the separation from.
He manifested as an eternal spirit transformed into human. Lived died.
Communicates as the eternal being direct to his father human lived recording in heavens cause....so can speak to us.
When earths spatial zero empty ground plane filled up with gases and water then spirit was contacted in the eternal by the heavenly vibration.
||Heavens body next to eternal body.
Space owning the separation from.
He manifested as an eternal spirit transformed into human. Lived died.
Communicates as the eternal being direct to his father human lived recording in heavens cause....so can speak to us.
firedragon
Veteran Member
about what exactly?
firedragon
Veteran Member
1. Do you believe that Isaac Newton was outdated in comparison to modern day theologians?
2. Why do you think so? What was Newtons theological views? Why are they outdated?
2. What did Newton say about the Old Testament?
in my opinion.
All of these are questions, not advice on what I need to be updated on.
In my opinion
firedragon
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All of those questions except for number 3 which is partially answered in the OP are asking me about my opinions, so how do you expect me to get updated since I know full well my answers to those questions?
To get me updated you would need to a)provide your own opinions on these questions, b)demonstrate that your own opinions are more correct than my opinions.
So far you haven't even demonstrated that you understand my opinions nor demonstrated that your own opinions are more correct.
In my opinion.
firedragon
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So you give opinions with no knowledge in any of those? Thats not my opinion, its a question.
Nope, I have the knowledge that was written in the OP, and formed an opinion of no3 off that. As for 1. and 2. they were questions about *my opinions*, of course I have knowledge of what my opinions are better than you do.
In my opinion
firedragon
Veteran Member
Ah. I understand your epistemology. Thanks.