VV (3) - The Party

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David Morris wrote:
> 
> Just wondering:  These aren't your words, are they?  Sounds like it came from
> some sort of religious encyclopedia.
> 
> --- s~Z <keith at pfmentum.com> wrote:
> > The whole universe appeared so orderly, so governed by laws, that it could be
> compared to a giant clock. Drawing on this image, many people after Newton
> adopted a novel and erroneous view of God.
> > Obviously, this view represents a rejection of the God of the Bible -- the
> God who not only created the world, but also continually sustains it and works
> within it, revealing His ways to man.
> 

Whoever said this is on to a major theme, that DNA spiraling
of Science and Religion.  Newton was, by his own account,
his
works, again by his own account, he call them philosophical,
his inspiration is biblical, his God is the Almighty God,
and his Almighty God continues to exercise absolute dominion
over the forces of nature. Newton's god is a creator, not a
spectator. 
Remember that Newton was in the air when Slothropian pigs
were given gnostic wings.