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“Buchwald and Feingold suggest that Newton did not become an anti-trinitarian until at the very earliest 1679 and possibly later and that his reason for rejecting holy orders was simply because he wanted to do scientific research unencumbered by religious duties. It’s a radically different interpretation.” Read more...
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