Multiple choice general knowledge

In Principia Mathematica, his major scientific work on gravitation, Isaac Newton:

  1. criticized the closed-mindedness of theologians to science

  2. prayed to god

  3. said nothing about God

  4. praised God
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D Correct answer
Explanation

Newton's Principia Mathematica does reference God, particularly in the General Scholium where he describes the Creator's role in the universe. Newton saw his scientific work as revealing God's intelligent design, not contradicting it. He was deeply religious and viewed gravity as evidence of divine order.

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