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methodical or Socratic inquiry that had already spread from the

Renaissance Age and into the Enlightenment Age. To the surprise
of many, history shows that the founding in the West and virtually

in the rest of the world of the earliest formal learning institutions
dedicated to scientific studies was first spearheaded by

organizations with a Judeo-Christian worldview. Unlike today’s,
the prevalent view then was that science and faith were not only
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Developments Prior to the Age of the Scientific Revolution
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How Does Science, of the Last 25 Years Especially, Impact on The
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“Tectonic” Scientific Discoveries of the Last 25-95 Years That Most Are

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Chapter 6 Message: Recent paradigm-shaking scientific

discoveries were made starting in the 1920s with what is now
called the “Big Bang” event. This ran counter to the prevalent
Darwinian belief in an eternal universe that existed in a steady

state. The discovery of the “Big Bang” and the numerous
confirmatory discoveries of an explosive beginning of the universe

13.78 billion years ago by Hubble and the James Webb space