How Did The Renaissance Developed In The Baroque Period?
Lawrence in his book Culture and Values A Survey of the Humanities, talked about the Baroque period "Throughout the seventeenth century; philosophy - like the visual arts - continued to extend and intensify ideas first developed in the Renaissance by pushing them to new extremes. With the spread of humanism the sixteenth century had seen a growing spirit of philosophical and scientific inquiry"(402). In fact, with the appearance of many talented philosophers and scientists like Galileo and Descartes. Additionally, it was the time for philosophy and science to show up because in Baroque time, they was no longer afraid of being got killed as the church did with the scientist and philosopher before.
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Although Galileo did not get kill but he had been managed very tightly by the church. This thing make us a question, why the church so scared of him? Firstly, he was the one who point out the universal truth. William in his book Great Physicists, tell the story about Galileo when he tried to convince the people of Rome "He had one more world to conquer: Rome-that is, the Church. In 1611, Galileo proposed to the grand duke 's secretary of state an official visit to Rome in which he would demonstrate his telescopes and impress the Vatican with the importance of his astronomical discoveries"(19). The purpose of this visit was to convince the people of Rome and the Pope that, the sun is the center of universal not the Earth as the Greek philosopher …show more content…
His saying was" I think, therefore I am". Despite the fact that the Catholic Church always convince people that we are created by god, our ideas, have been control by god and what the god say. He was not that kind of people, he assumed that do not believe in anything, only he can proved it. Although he was really got talented in philosophy field but he was Christianity. In other words, he believes in god because he did not want to get trouble with the church with his radical though. In mathematics, he also founded the equation in algebra that we are using
One of the most famous physicians of all time …show more content…
Although Galileo did not get kill but he had been managed very tightly by the church. This thing make us a question, why the church so scared of him? Firstly, he was the one who point out the universal truth. William in his book Great Physicists, tell the story about Galileo when he tried to convince the people of Rome "He had one more world to conquer: Rome-that is, the Church. In 1611, Galileo proposed to the grand duke 's secretary of state an official visit to Rome in which he would demonstrate his telescopes and impress the Vatican with the importance of his astronomical discoveries"(19). The purpose of this visit was to convince the people of Rome and the Pope that, the sun is the center of universal not the Earth as the Greek philosopher …show more content…
His saying was" I think, therefore I am". Despite the fact that the Catholic Church always convince people that we are created by god, our ideas, have been control by god and what the god say. He was not that kind of people, he assumed that do not believe in anything, only he can proved it. Although he was really got talented in philosophy field but he was Christianity. In other words, he believes in god because he did not want to get trouble with the church with his radical though. In mathematics, he also founded the equation in algebra that we are using