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Newton's book that Jiang presents as mathematically proving heliocentrism and formulating laws of motion.
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Principia
Newton's book that Jiang presents as mathematically proving heliocentrism and formulating laws of motion.
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Newton's calculus and Principia provided the mathematics that made the heliocentric model widely accepted, while also preserving the unity of religion and science in Newton's own life.
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"...model is correct, okay? The book he wrote is called the Principia."
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"...for all the heliocentric model. This is one page from the Principia. Okay? And as you can see, there are a lot of mathematics,..."
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"So the Protestants will use this trial as propaganda against the church. And the Protestants will say, you see how anti -science the church..."
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"Newton, as you know, he's the person who created calculus. The calculus you're learning in school, guess what? He was responsible for the creation..."
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Science begins here as a theological discipline of doubt.
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