'It is a considerable achievement that at this relatively young age Goldish should be included among contemporary scholars whose work is reshaping the historical understanding of early modern history by emphasizing the decisive role that religion and theology played in the genesis of modern science. His book is important not only for historians of science but for anyone interested in early modern history and the ways in which the religious and scientific thought of the late 17th century contributed to the Enlightenment. The substantial appendices taken from Newton's theological manuscripts are an added feature of this excellent book.' The Jewish Quarterly Review, XCI:3-4 (2001)

• 1. Introduction.- 2. The Background of Newton’s Jewish Studies.- 3. Judaism in Newton’s History of Early Religion.- 4. Judaism in Newton’s Study of Scriptural Prophecy.- 5. The Temple of Jerusalem in Newton’s Thought.- 6. Judaism in Newton’s Church History.- 7. Kabbalah and the Corruption of the Primitive Church.- Conclusion.- Appendices.

'It is a considerable achievement that at this relatively young age Goldish should be included among contemporary scholars whose work is reshaping the historical understanding of early modern history by emphasizing the decisive role that religion and theology played in the genesis of modern science. His book is important not only for historians of science but for anyone interested in early modern history and the ways in which the religious and scientific thought of the late 17th century contributed to the Enlightenment. The substantial appendices taken from Newton's theological manuscripts are an added feature of this excellent book.' The Jewish Quarterly Review, XCI:3-4 (2001)

• 1. Introduction.- 2. The Background of Newton’s Jewish Studies.- 3. Judaism in Newton’s History of Early Religion.- 4. Judaism in Newton’s Study of Scriptural Prophecy.- 5. The Temple of Jerusalem in Newton’s Thought.- 6. Judaism in Newton’s Church History.- 7. Kabbalah and the Corruption of the Primitive Church.- Conclusion.- Appendices.

'It is a considerable achievement that at this relatively young age Goldish should be included among contemporary scholars whose work is reshaping the historical understanding of early modern history by emphasizing the decisive role that religion and theology played in the genesis of modern science. His book is important not only for historians of science but for anyone interested in early modern history and the ways in which the religious and scientific thought of the late 17th century contributed to the Enlightenment. The substantial appendices taken from Newton's theological manuscripts are an added feature of this excellent book.' The Jewish Quarterly Review, XCI:3-4 (2001)

• 1. Introduction.- 2. The Background of Newton’s Jewish Studies.- 3. Judaism in Newton’s History of Early Religion.- 4. Judaism in Newton’s Study of Scriptural Prophecy.- 5. The Temple of Jerusalem in Newton’s Thought.- 6. Judaism in Newton’s Church History.- 7. Kabbalah and the Corruption of the Primitive Church.- Conclusion.- Appendices.