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Labeling Famous Figures According To Popular Belief

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Posted by Phil.O.Sofir on April 10, 2000 04:13:42 UTC

I thought Issac Newton was a creationist at first and then questioned it later in life but remained a creationist by default because he knew the ramifications of publicly speaking against it?
I think some of his personal letters displaying this are quoted in "2000 years of disbelief" by Haught.

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