John Chambers (1939-2017) had a Master of Arts in English degree from the University of Toronto and spent three years at the University of Paris. He was the author of Victor Hugo’s Conversations with the Spirit World, The Secret Life of Genius, and The Metaphysical World of Isaac Newton. He wrote for Atlantis Rising magazine and contributed essays to Forbidden Religion: Suppressed Heresies of the West.

John Chambers has undertaken the valuable task of reemphasizing that a father of modern science had an open mind where alchemy was concerned and that Isaac Newton’s efforts to show a scientific rationale in the structure of the cosmos was driven by a desire to demonstrate as well as reveal it as the expression of divine intelligence, mystical but rationally intelligible, and not an accident of random numbers subject to chance. Newton was looking seriously for meaning, something modern scientists often consider beyond their remit.”

• Acknowledgments ONE “A History of the Corruption of the Soul of Man” TWO The Newton Code THREE Newton’s God FOUR Bloodbath in a Boghouse: Murder in the Fourth Century AD, Part 1 FIVE The Severed Hand: Murder in the Fourth Century AD, Part 2 SIX The Temptation of Saint Anthony SEVEN The Great Apostasy EIGHT Apocalypse 2060? NINE The Conversion of the Jews TEN With Noah on the Mountaintop ELEVEN In the Days of the Comet TWELVE Deconstructing Time THIRTEEN Chiron and the Star Globe FOURTEEN A Glitter of Atlantis FIFTEEN The Secret of Life SIXTEEN Masters of the Prisca Sapientia, Part 1: Aristarchus, Anaxagoras, Numa Pompilius SEVENTEEN Masters of the Prisca Sapientia, Part 2: Philolaus, Pythagoras, Moses, Pauli EIGHTEEN Son of Archimedes APPENDIX A Newton’s Prophetic Hieroglyphs APPENDIX B Further Corruptions Found in the New Testament APPENDIX C Newton’s Twenty-Three Queries Concerning the Word ὁμοούσιος APPENDIX D Newton on God’s Anti-Trinitarian Introduction to John’s Book of Revelation APPENDIX E Newton on Ancient Science APPENDIX F Newton’s Translation of the Emerald Tablet Notes Bibliography Index

John Chambers (1939-2017) had a Master of Arts in English degree from the University of Toronto and spent three years at the University of Paris. He was the author of Victor Hugo’s Conversations with the Spirit World, The Secret Life of Genius, and The Metaphysical World of Isaac Newton. He wrote for Atlantis Rising magazine and contributed essays to Forbidden Religion: Suppressed Heresies of the West.

John Chambers has undertaken the valuable task of reemphasizing that a father of modern science had an open mind where alchemy was concerned and that Isaac Newton’s efforts to show a scientific rationale in the structure of the cosmos was driven by a desire to demonstrate as well as reveal it as the expression of divine intelligence, mystical but rationally intelligible, and not an accident of random numbers subject to chance. Newton was looking seriously for meaning, something modern scientists often consider beyond their remit.”

• Acknowledgments ONE “A History of the Corruption of the Soul of Man” TWO The Newton Code THREE Newton’s God FOUR Bloodbath in a Boghouse: Murder in the Fourth Century AD, Part 1 FIVE The Severed Hand: Murder in the Fourth Century AD, Part 2 SIX The Temptation of Saint Anthony SEVEN The Great Apostasy EIGHT Apocalypse 2060? NINE The Conversion of the Jews TEN With Noah on the Mountaintop ELEVEN In the Days of the Comet TWELVE Deconstructing Time THIRTEEN Chiron and the Star Globe FOURTEEN A Glitter of Atlantis FIFTEEN The Secret of Life SIXTEEN Masters of the Prisca Sapientia, Part 1: Aristarchus, Anaxagoras, Numa Pompilius SEVENTEEN Masters of the Prisca Sapientia, Part 2: Philolaus, Pythagoras, Moses, Pauli EIGHTEEN Son of Archimedes APPENDIX A Newton’s Prophetic Hieroglyphs APPENDIX B Further Corruptions Found in the New Testament APPENDIX C Newton’s Twenty-Three Queries Concerning the Word ὁμοούσιος APPENDIX D Newton on God’s Anti-Trinitarian Introduction to John’s Book of Revelation APPENDIX E Newton on Ancient Science APPENDIX F Newton’s Translation of the Emerald Tablet Notes Bibliography Index

John Chambers (1939-2017) had a Master of Arts in English degree from the University of Toronto and spent three years at the University of Paris. He was the author of Victor Hugo’s Conversations with the Spirit World, The Secret Life of Genius, and The Metaphysical World of Isaac Newton. He wrote for Atlantis Rising magazine and contributed essays to Forbidden Religion: Suppressed Heresies of the West.

John Chambers has undertaken the valuable task of reemphasizing that a father of modern science had an open mind where alchemy was concerned and that Isaac Newton’s efforts to show a scientific rationale in the structure of the cosmos was driven by a desire to demonstrate as well as reveal it as the expression of divine intelligence, mystical but rationally intelligible, and not an accident of random numbers subject to chance. Newton was looking seriously for meaning, something modern scientists often consider beyond their remit.”

• Acknowledgments ONE “A History of the Corruption of the Soul of Man” TWO The Newton Code THREE Newton’s God FOUR Bloodbath in a Boghouse: Murder in the Fourth Century AD, Part 1 FIVE The Severed Hand: Murder in the Fourth Century AD, Part 2 SIX The Temptation of Saint Anthony SEVEN The Great Apostasy EIGHT Apocalypse 2060? NINE The Conversion of the Jews TEN With Noah on the Mountaintop ELEVEN In the Days of the Comet TWELVE Deconstructing Time THIRTEEN Chiron and the Star Globe FOURTEEN A Glitter of Atlantis FIFTEEN The Secret of Life SIXTEEN Masters of the Prisca Sapientia, Part 1: Aristarchus, Anaxagoras, Numa Pompilius SEVENTEEN Masters of the Prisca Sapientia, Part 2: Philolaus, Pythagoras, Moses, Pauli EIGHTEEN Son of Archimedes APPENDIX A Newton’s Prophetic Hieroglyphs APPENDIX B Further Corruptions Found in the New Testament APPENDIX C Newton’s Twenty-Three Queries Concerning the Word ὁμοούσιος APPENDIX D Newton on God’s Anti-Trinitarian Introduction to John’s Book of Revelation APPENDIX E Newton on Ancient Science APPENDIX F Newton’s Translation of the Emerald Tablet Notes Bibliography Index