Sir Isaac Newton's Doomsday 2060

     Doomsday 2060 Sir Isaac Newton: The Heretic Behind the Genius. A sequel to Beyond the Grave. Prepare to have your understanding of Sir Isaac Newton – and Christian doctrine – fundamentally shaken. Author Dean Spanley presents a riveting account of the scientific giant's hidden life: a man of profound religious conviction who, at immense personal risk, dared to challenge the very core of established Trinitarian dogma. Discover Newton's secret research, unearthed only after his death in 1727, revealing him not as an Anti-Trinitarian, but as a proponent of a diverse, purer Trinitarian view, echoing the 2nd-century teachings of Tertullian. Spanley exposes the historical hypocrisy: an Anglican Church that celebrated Newton's science while simultaneously condemning the very early church fathers whose insights Newton defended against a "e;deceptively imposed ideology"e; born of 4th-century politics and textual corruption. But Newton's journey was fraught with personal demons. Delve into his perilous flirtation with alchemy and the occult – a "e;dark side"e; that culminated in a mysterious fire, consuming his forbidden research and sparking a profound crisis of conscience. Did divine intervention steer him from pagan pursuits back to the scientific path that would change the world? Dean Spanley deftly guides readers through historical theological battles, from the Arian crises and Nicaean Council to the enduring heresies like Modalism that continue to shape today's Holy Trinity, and the contentious Mariology dogma of Ephesus. This isn't just history; it's a compelling journey that illuminates Newton's radical intellect and invites you to reconsider what you thought you knew about faith, science, and the origins of Christianity's most central doctrine.