Newton's 2060 Prediction: Science, Scripture, and Speculation

Isaac Newton, architect of modern physics, devoted equal energy to decoding biblical prophecy, arriving through mathematical calculation at the year 2060 as a moment of civilizational transformation. Using the Book of Daniel and the coronation of Charlemagne as his anchor, he projected not an apocalypse but a possible end to systems of dogma and power. In doing so, he revealed a mind that refused to separate the measurable from the sacred—and warned, with characteristic discipline, against the very speculation his work might inspire.