Thank you for the URL pointing to Newton's theology.
The circumstance that Cambridge refused these documents
speaks volumes about contemporary English thought.
I haven't taken the time even to glance at Newton's writings.
Comparing Newton's theology with that of his rival Leibniz -
Praestabilierte Harmonie and Theodizee - should be revealing
as one tries to chart the divergence of uncompromising
secular thought in England and the US: Locke - Hume - Bentham
Mill - James - Dewey, from the German tradition, tinged as it
is with mysticism - Kant - Schelling - Hegel - Schopenhauer -
Nietzsche - Kierkegaard