Official Review: The Newton Code by Liam Fialkov

Tonika632 · Post by **Tonika632** » 22 Sep 2020, 08:07

This sounds interesting. I like how the plot sounds. There is some interesting and intriguing stuff going on in the book. I think I will read it.

AtlanticGrace · Post by **AtlanticGrace** » 22 Sep 2020, 08:10

This book certainly looks like a joy to read. to have a person's entire ideology all resumed in one book is like knowledge presented in a silver platter

Post by **Bertha Jackson** » 22 Sep 2020, 08:16

I did not know that Newton had studied religions. I am definitely interested in reading this book. Thank you for your review.

mitali_kasture · Post by **mitali_kasture** » 22 Sep 2020, 08:25

This has pushed me to read the book. This is going to be the next thing I am getting.

María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda · 22 Sep 2020, 08:26

This book is a real history lesson. That's what I liked the most about it. For instance, I always knew that Isaac Newton was considered one of the greatest scientists of all time (probably the greatest ever). However, I had no idea that he had spent so much time studying the Bible. For him, there was no separation between science and religion. That was fascinating.

I knew this, but I don't think Isaac Newton meant to create a full-on war. The combination of religious fanatism with unlimited resources seems deadly.
Thank you for your enthusiastic review!

Lilyflower-x2 · Post by **Lilyflower-x2** » 22 Sep 2020, 08:32

This promises to be one of those books I cannot put down once I start reading. I am curious how the religious fanatics meant to prepare the way for Christ. Great review.

Boja2142 · Post by **Boja2142** » 22 Sep 2020, 08:38

This book seems to be taking the cultist theme to a whole new level. The fact that the group is willing to go as far as to perform terrorist actions that could potentially start world war 3, and that they are led by a billionaire gives this story a thrilling factor and certainly makes it more interesting than many stories with the theme. In addition to that, the fact that Newton was added to the story is another factor that sets this story apart from another, as well as a history lesson for people that did not know how religious Newton was. All in all, this definitely seems like a book to read.

jeremiahprakash · Post by **jeremiahprakash** » 22 Sep 2020, 08:40

Thrillers based on religious sub context are my favourite. This book seems like it has a good science angle thrown in with a prominent name. The review makes me want to read the book immediately. Will get back with a full review then. Hope it doesn't disappoint.

Lucille27 · Post by **Lucille27** » 22 Sep 2020, 08:40

This has been said before, but I think it sounds a lot like the Da Vinci's Code, but with a scientist. It can be an interesting proposal, yet I do not know if it intrigues me enough. I would like to know more about if there is a twist to this kind of story. Thanks a lot for your review, it is very clear and nice.

AtlanticGrace · Post by **AtlanticGrace** » 22 Sep 2020, 08:41

This book looks very interesting , Newton and religion ? So strange yet so fabulous !

smahagnoul · Post by **smahagnoul** » 22 Sep 2020, 08:47

Not something I'm interested in reading; however, great review.

GatugiM · Post by **GatugiM** » 22 Sep 2020, 08:57

I find it fascinating that such a renown scientist spent his time reading the Bible. Thanks for a great review.

Budhal · Post by **Budhal** » 22 Sep 2020, 08:58

After reading your review of the book, I think this book has the potential to be turned into a movie. The storyline is really engaging. Great review!

Holly Bernier · Post by **Holly Bernier** » 22 Sep 2020, 09:07

It's interesting to learn that Newton believed religion and science were related, as religion is faith and belief, and science is facts you can see. The beginning of the book is intriguing, where everyone's devices lost service at the same time and then came back at the same time. Sounds like a suspenseful thriller!