Reply To: According to Montgomery, Newton’s view of the universe was an orderly and predictable one that ran by established inviolable rules. In contrast, Einstein’s view promotes the idea that the universe is not as predicable as originally thought. Which view allows for the possibility of miracles? Why?

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11/11/2021 at 14:09 #95302199
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Einstein’s view leaves room for miracles, Newton’s doesn’t.
Einstein leaves the possibility for miracles open, whereas Newton states that everything is rigid and the rules cannot be broken.