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Freethinking Historian of Science-and-Church Conflicts
: PhD....John J. Kessler brings news and information from the Humanist Center of St. Louis... (From: The American Rationalist, 1960.)
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Quote #2 on Education Struggle Quotes >> Science and The Universe
“We hear a lot in our own day about the expanding universe. We have learned to accept it as something big. The thought of the Infinity of the Universe was one of the great stimulating ideas of the Renaissance. It was no longer a 15th Century God's backyard. And it suddenly became too vast to be ruled over by a 15th Century God.”
Source: "Giordano Bruno: The Forgotten Philosopher," by John J. Kessler, published by the Rationalist Association circa 1950's.
The Forgotten Philosopher
: "Giordano Bruno: The Forgotten Philosopher," by John J. Kessler, published by the Rationalist Association circa 1950's.
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