Newtonian Physics

Taken as a philosophy – a scientific word which we take the liberty to use once the New Testament is “teaching” – the four Gospels of the New Testament, reflect an idea totally opposed to the usual scientific philosophy. And we daresay it is the only one challenging that of science head on. So if it is that there should be a hope that the science will come out from under the spell of technology, this cannot come but from such a philosophy. This statement has indeed deep roots in the philosophy that started the modern science. For that philosophy had as explicit criterion [more...]

Before Newton, the force was a dogma; objectively speaking it was a spirit calling forth to motion the matter of this world. Newton understood, for the first time, that the possibility of imaginatively working with force rests upon its appreciation, therefore its measurement. And further, the key of understanding of the process of force measurement is only revealed by the attitudes of our body – the only ones we can control and understand, because they affect us directly. For, what doesn’t affect us directly sinks into oblivion, due to our indifference. Consequently, if it comes to create a new dogma [more...]