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How do religious believers respond to challenges posed to them by scientists?


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How do religious believers respond to challenges posed to them by scientists?

... How do religious believers respond to challenges posed to them by scientists? Challenges to religious belief started around the time of the renaissance, before this the Church had almost complete control over people's views, although criticisms were present. Since the only literate people were generally monks or priests for a considerable amount of time, challenges to religion were dismissed. However gradually times changed and with them so did attitudes. Although there were other arguments of a more philosophical and theological nature beforehand Galileo's idea of heliocentricity was one of the first arguments to challenge religion in a way it had never been challenged before; scientifically. The idea that our world was the centre of the universe that is to say the geocentric view had been held since the time of Aristotle. This idea implies that the world is not the most important thing, just another component in the vast universe; this

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