Sorry, Newton being wrong is one of the points of the OP.
Okay, you are stating beyond equivocation, Newton is wrong when it comes to the movement of the Solar System.
I am saying no one in the scientific community believes that Newton's view of physics is the most accurate model, or in other words, he is wrong. The scientific community to the vast majority will say he is "wrong."
Looks unequivocal to me.
His law of gravity is great for most applications but outside the basic assumptions he is wrong. He is wrong about F=ma when one gets outside the realm of normal everyday experience.
But wait...according to science the Solar System is in, "textbook motion," everyday...right?
And that textbook motion is attributed to...wait for it...
Newton!
Damn equivocation!
So I am saying that point 2 of the OP is correct. Newton is wrong. Especially if one is building a model to explain the motions of the universe.
I did not think that deserves a warning. To say that I agree that Newton is wrong.
Well, I am not going to figuratively, "put any words in your mouth...," because, frankly, I have found those typewritten and ascribed to your username to be confusing to this point.
Thanks for your reply.