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I also find a discussion of Galileo's conflict with the church completely inappropriate here, the same goes for attributing science to the catholic church at every turn.
I also find a discussion of Galileo's conflict with the church completely inappropriate here, the same goes for attributing science to the catholic church at every turn.
Yes, European scientists were often Christian, just as Arab mathematicians were Muslims and Chinese inventors were Confucianists.
Yes, European scientists were often Christian, just as Arab mathematicians were Muslims and Chinese inventors were Confucianists.
[[User:MiddleMan|MiddleMan]]
By reading this article one learns that there is a vague and controversial term called the "scientific revolution" that did not really happen, but even though it did not happen, the church still caused it, and that in 1867 some guy wrote a book about some other guy called Galileo who was persecuted by the Church, but it was his own fault, and finally ones learns that only devout Christians make good scientists.
But one still does not know what the scientific revolution actually is/was...
[[User:MiddleMan|MiddleMan]]
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