Without Christianity there would be no science.
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Science did develop in the Islamic world, it was called the Islamic Golden Age and lasted from the 8th century until the Mongol Conquests of the 13th century. It's notable for many advances in Math, Astronomy, Physics, Biology, and Medicine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_Golden_Age …
[con't]by translations of Greek works. This age of tolerance and creativity. . . came to an abrupt end when Ghazali attacked logic and science in the name of an antirationalist Asharite theology. Thereafter the Islamic world settled into a dogmatic slumber that has not ended.
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you can piece your own tweets together in replying by replying to your own precious tweet sent, Dr.Jones
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Yeah, that's fairly accurate, however we can't downplay the role of the Libraries of Andalusia in preserving the works of antiquity through the Dark Ages and their contribution to the Dawn of the Italian Renaissance.
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