Isaac Newton rejected the Trinity and believed that worshipping Christ as God was idolatry. He was influenced by his readings of the Quran and works by Arian and Socinian thinkers. Newton likely believed that the Quran and these other non-Trinitarian sources provided a more logically consistent argument against the concept of the Trinity compared to a single God. He was also interested in alchemy and may have been inspired to study it based on references to turning metals into gold found in the Quran and works of Muslim philosophers.

2.  Isaac Newton (25 December
1642 – 20 March 1727) was, as
considered by others within his
own lifetime, an insightful and
erudite theologian. He wrote
many works that would now be
classified as occult
studies and religious
tracts dealing with the literal
interpretation
 of the Bible

3.  According to most scholars,
Newton was Arian, not holding
to Trinitarianism. 'In Newton's
eyes, worshipping Christ as
God was idolatry, to him the
fundamental sin'

4.  Although he was not
a Socinian he shared many
similar beliefs with them. A
manuscript he sent to John
Locke in which he disputed the
existence of the Trinity was
never published

5.  So Newton Rejected the
Following beliefs:
 Either there are 3 Gods or 1
God exists in 3 forms.
 Worship of the Christ as a God.

6.  Al Quran There is
only one God
 God has no idol
 Jesus is a man and a
messenger.

7.  72. Surely, they have disbelieved who
say: "Allah is the Messiah ['Iesa (Jesus)],
son of Maryam (Mary)." But the Messiah
['Iesa (Jesus)] said: "O Children of Israel!
Worship Allah, my Lord and your Lord."
Verily, whosoever sets up partners in
worship with Allah, then Allah has
forbidden Paradise for him, and the Fire
will be his abode . And for
the Zalimun (polytheists and wrong-
doers) there are no helpers.
 73. Surely, disbelievers are those who
said: "Allah is the third of the three (in a
Trinity)." But there is no ilah (god) (none
who has the right to be worshipped) but
One Ilah (God -Allah). And if they cease
not from what they say, verily, a painful
torment will befall the disbelievers among
them
 ( Sura: Maida)

8.  Isaac Newton probably read
Quran Beside the Arian and the
Scocinian books
 And convinced that
 God = not 3
 Jesus was a human.
 He Applied logic;
 Jesus=son of God
 And Jesus =God
 So there is 2 God ! which is
contradictory to monotheism.
 Therefore; trinity is a
corruption.

9.  Much of what are
known as Isaac
Newton's occult
studies can largely be
attributed to his study
of alchemy

10.  Newton's writings suggest that
one of the main goals of his
alchemy may have been the
discovery of The Philosopher's
Stone (a material believed to
turn base metals into gold), and
perhaps to a lesser extent, the
discovery of the highly coveted
Elixir of Life

11.  The Wave Of Alchemy
came from Arabs.
 There are sayings of
Muslim philosophers that
Mercury can be changed
into gold by lightning.
 Muslim philosopher
believed philosopher’s
stone can be made

12.  Newton probably
read the works of
Muslim Alchemist and
was convinced that
the Philosopher’s
stone can be
produced.

13.  Probably Newton
read Al Quran and
influenced by it.
 He also read the
books of Muslim
Philosophers and
convinced about the
reality of Alchemy.

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