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This paper ''The Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment'' tells us that the Enlightenment was the creation of an immense set of intellectual changes in europe and western nations.... Changes that in turn created the social principles that permitted the Enlightenment to brush through europe in the late aforementioned centuries.... Of all the revolutions that swept over europe in the 17th and 18th centuries, the most generally dominant was an epistemological revolution that is also known as the scientific revolution (Dupre, page 20)....
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The paper "How Print Press Stimulated Social and Political Change in europe" states that the printing press played a crucial in the political and social changes in europe.... The increased literacy stimulated considerable changes in politics, art, philosophy, and science, and especially, instigated a response against religious, magical, and superstitious thinking in europe.... In the following five decades, the technology was widely adopted across europe....
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These ceremonies came to be more specific in procedure and increasingly associated with spiritual symbology, but the first organized religions would not appear until the Agricultural revolution began to take hold in the 90th century BC.... When conflict and wars arose between groups due to ambitions of resource and land acquisition, religious beliefs served as a potent source of motivation and acted as a rallying point for armies....
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The emergence of such practices as the magic and divination within europe in the 19th century were deemed as remnants of the religion evolution, similar to the vestigial organs in evolving organisms (Matthews 221).... The process of religious evolution has been considered a gradual process, with its emergence in the ancient times (Dow 69).... Owing to Darwin's standpoint of evolution, numerous critics began to Darwin argued that since variability and natural selection were the key reasons behind organisms' adaptive changes, they could apply this concept in sociological, cultural and religious transformations (Dow, 69)....
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The paper "Factors of Decline in Witchcraft and Rise of Christianity in europe" focuses on the critical analysis of the major factors leading to the decline in witchcraft and the rise of Christianity in europe.... It is this bible verse that forms the basis behind the executions, trials, and witch hunts organized against the sorcerers and witches that were more prevalent in europe from the 15th to 17th centuries.... The witch-hunt was in response to the persistent witch-cult, a factor that people thought of its existence and prevalence throughout medieval Europe....
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The paper "The Scientific Revolution And The Enlightenment" discusses changes that created the social principles that permitted the Enlightenment to brush through europe in the late 15th and 16th centuries and the Scientific Revolution as one of the most significant of these transformations.... The philosophers of the Scientific revolution produced the ideas of deductive and inductive reasoning, as well as the broad observe, hypothesize research tactics known as the scientific method....
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For any individual who has witnessed the horrible scenes while watching the Arab spring in the television and the study of Arab political environment from time to time, one of the striking things about Europe's response to the spring is the speed with which transitory frameworks were re-emerged as a defining narrative.... This paper discusses the role of europe and the Arab Revolutions....
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notes that debate about this secularization effect on religious appeal in a society rages on finding wide appraisal in a proposition from science and humanists almost as it finds antagonism and bitter opposition in religious fundamentalists.... The empirical advantage of tangible evidence afforded by scientific knowledge and postulates admittedly draws people towards itself more and more refuting their reliance on spiritual and religious beliefs and practices....
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