乔治·霍恩,哈钦森实验室的

D. Tarbuck
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哈钦森主义是由约翰·哈钦森提出的一套思想,在18世纪的知识分子中并没有得到足够的尊重。哈钦森认为,科学的起源是神圣的,根植于旧约。他否认牛顿的万有引力原理,并认为上帝是应用物理定律所必需的。他还对宗教思想进行了高度象征性的诠释。乔治·霍恩(1730-92)是一个例外,他认真对待哈钦森主义。霍恩的思想旨在团结基督教正统,对抗共同的敌人,特别是那些破坏三位一体基督教的人。本文考察了霍恩作为哈钦森主义的思想,并探讨了他对哈钦森的贡献。霍恩也可以被认为是他那一代牛津哈钦森学派最重要的代表,因为他的正统和对哈钦森思想的坚持旨在找到两者之间的共同点。
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George Horne, the Hutchinsonian
Hutchinsonianism, a set of ideas developed by John Hutchinson, did not necessarily command considerable respect among intellectuals in the eighteenth century. Hutchinson held that science was divine in origin and was rooted in the Old Testament. He denied the Newtonian principle of gravity and argued that God was necessary for the application of physical laws. He also developed a highly symbolic interpretation of religious ideas. George Horne (1730–92) was an exception in taking Hutchinsonianism seriously. Horne’s ideas aimed at uniting Christian orthodoxy against a common enemy, particularly those who undermined Trinitarian Christianity. This article examines Horne’s ideas as a Hutchinsonianism and explores his debt to Hutchinson. Horne also can be regarded as the most important representative of the Oxford Hutchinsonians of his generation, in the sense that his orthodoxy and adherence to Hutchinson’s ideas were aimed at finding a common ground between the two.
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