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::::(Sir Issac Newton, Principia mathematica 1687)
 
::::(Sir Issac Newton, Principia mathematica 1687)
 
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::::: I don't see the point of claiming that miracles "transgress the laws of nature."  Your quote from Newton doesn't support that view; quite the contrary, Newton is saying that God "knows all things that are or can be done."  This suggests that what are called miracles are illustrations of what can be done ... if and when our [[faith]] is stronger.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 10:00, 14 November 2010 (EST)
    
== What is not foreknowledge. ==
 
== What is not foreknowledge. ==
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