history of Science

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Renaissance Science : A New Perspective

On Astronomy and Medicine

The New Science

The modern tenets of science developed during the early renaissance period . Some scholars often argued that most of values that modern science holds came from a revived Aristotelian view of reality . The Aristotelian view of reality states two important things . First , it is possible for reality to be measured . Second , reality is the manifestation of things which exist at the particular moment Unconsciously , these Aristotelian assertions became the basis of

an early form of science

Now , what is the characteristic of this new science ? This new science ' was neither the sole father of modern science nor the ultimate seed ' of the Enlightenment Period of the 17th and 18th centuries This science attempted to arrive at objectivity , reason , and understanding without abandoning the Christian principles of First Mover ' and Unmoved Mover ' In short , the early proponents of this new perspective were followers of the Christian faith . In its first 100 years of existence as a legitimate field of study , it gradually replaced religious and traditional values as the bases of arriving an understanding of reality . In short , the revolution ' was an unconscious drive to expand man 's view of the celestial world , his place in the universe , and his future in the realm of religion and social evolution . It was also this unconscious drive which created numerous conflicts and controversies in the late renaissance era between religious authorities and the disciples of the new...