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Newton's three laws are framed by Jiang as first an ontological argument for God, not merely physical laws: rest requires a mover, and ordered reaction implies divine structure and purpose.
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Newton's three laws are framed by Jiang as first an ontological argument for God, not merely physical laws: rest requires a mover, and ordered reaction implies divine structure and purpose.
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"Newton would never say he was a scientist or a philosopher. He would say, first and foremost, he was a theologian. He was most..."
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"Let's summarize Newton's three laws of motions. Law number one. Things that are at rest, stay at rest. Number two. Force equals mass times..."
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