Talk:Scientific Revolution  From Conservapedia Jump to:
navigation, search  Why isn't this a real article? There was
indeed a Scientific Revolution, spurred by the rediscovery by
European thinkers of Greek philosophical traditions. Human
01:00, 24 April 2007 (EDT)  So the revolution was a rediscovery?
What makes it a revolution? RSchlafly 01:22, 24 April 2007 (EDT)
We call the rediscovery the Renaissance. The rediscovery of
principles of logical examination of the natural world led to
the scientific revolution. I guess I understand why it might not
be a nice topic for this site, since the nature of the
revolution was the overturning of centuries of religious
oppression... and eventually led to naturalistic explanations
for many previously mysterious aspects of the world. If one held
dear to some of the ideas held in the middle ages, it was a very
threatening concept. The only "threat" to religion is when
religious dogma refuses to accept scientific advances (cf
Copernicus, Galileo, Darwin, Einstein) rather th