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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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There you have it

It's about Newton. I think there is a wider meaning to this sentence "There you have it" can you please explain that?

God steps in and corrects things every now and then, that's he in his book! It is "The God of the gaps intelligent design" argument. He got to the limits of his brilliance, put God in and said: "God fixes it". There you have it. This kept going and by the way, Newton I count as the most brilliant guy that ever... was.

  

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anonymous There you have it. ~ That's it. ~ What I just said is the explanation (that was used).

— CalifJim

  • anonymous There you have it.
  • ~ That's it.
  • ~ What I just said is the explanation (that was used).
  • CJ
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anonymousThere you have it.

~ That's it. ~ What I just said is the explanation (that was used).

CJ

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