The great scientist Newton believed in theology, did he not believe in science?

Why did Newton move from science to theology in his later years? Is it a belief in the existence of God? You'll know after reading it.

When it comes to Newton, everyone is very familiar with Newton, Newton went from science to theology, many people don't understand, many scientists in the world are the same as Newton, in their later years, they began to bias towards theology, many things in the world are incomprehensible, they will think that there is a certain relationship with theology, many people say, do scientists believe in the existence of God? Let's take a look.

Everyone expressed great curiosity that a very famous scientist would believe in theology in his later years, and everyone knew that Newton proposed Newton's laws.

He also invented the reflecting telescope, what caused Newton to begin to believe in the existence of God, in fact, Newton began to believe in theology from a very early age, and it is said that he believed in religion all his life.

And he also wrote a lot of books, 80 percent of which were related to religion.

In this way, Newton was a theist, in the Middle Ages, there were many people in order to be able to understand God, more deeply understand religion, there were many people like Newton, a lot of research and observation of natural science, Newton has been conducting various studies on natural science, exploring the laws of various things, in fact, everything Newton did, is to have a deeper understanding of God, it is estimated that many people are unexpected.

Newton has always believed that nature has its own laws, which is also God's control over various things in the universe, and it can also be said that Newton put forward various laws and views, all of which are based on theology, and many famous scientists in Europe have always believed that there is indeed theology in the world, and the first scientist in Europe to abandon theology was Laplace.

Later there were also some scientists who did not believe in theology.

There are many scientists who say that Newton's belief in theology is not unfounded, and many phenomena in the world are also very reasonable if they are explained from a theological point of view.

Newton believed in science. Because in Newton's later years, his own research reached a bottleneck, and he had to study theology, perhaps just looking for a kind of sustenance.

He believed in science, and philosophical science was his profession. Believing in theology, that is just to find a sustenance for his soul and make himself more comfortable in life.

It's not that he doesn't believe in science, and he's always practiced it, and theology is just one of his beliefs, which doesn't mean anything.