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    prohibit them. Furthermore, the common beliefs held by priests were that the plague might have been a blessing, and part of God’s plan. Wherefore, it was inevitable. On the other hand, most scientists preferred to believe in a pseudoscience called astrology that proposed that Mars and Saturn—superstitiously viewed as “evil” planets—with the benevolent planet Jupiter as primary catalysts for the disease. As a result, the air was supposedly infected by the location of these planets. Since…

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    D, P. Eng who explained the concert of paralleling Quantum Mechanics and Astrology done a great job with this paper. His goal was to give the reads the basis concert so that people can realize that there may be a relationship between the two. Although, everything he was listing is based off of a hypothesis in order make the similarities…

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    To what extent is knowledge discarded rather that built upon in art and the natural sciences? In the natural sciences knowledge seems to be built upon more than discarded and in art it seems like the knowledge is discarded over time in favor of the new way of thinking about art. Knowledge seems to be improved and built upon more in science where theories are constantly being tested and improved and seems to be discarded more in art where different types of art come into style during different…

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    If you ask me my heart hasn't been broken so hard in my life as, when I found out that everything I knew was a lie. It destroyed me. I'm only 16 years old, but I'm very intelligent with the new knowledge I have of thyself. It's pretty cool to learn about all these new things and know where I really come from. The Bible and the Christian religion is a lie because it's similar to the stories in Egypt stealing the African Culture, The Bible is only an allegory, not meant to take literally by…

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    The middle Ages were characterized by different ideas of major cultures. Whether the ideals of the army of France and the army of Europe were disconnected in the 100 Years War, or between science and religion during massive amounts of death, like the plague, there was a severe distinction between the two. The two ideals in both situations could not have been more different, and cause a large difference in how the people reacted to these two events. The end of the middle ages is characterized by…

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    years being educated at Vallebone, Cassini entered the Jesuit College at Genoa, where he studied under Casselli. After this, he studied at the abbey of San Fructuoso. When he was young, he showed a keen interest in math, astrology and poetry. His extensive knowledge of astrology led to his first appointment as an…

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    Prometheus

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    in innumerous ways. Fire illuminated the path towards the creation of the thriving cultures that we know today. Plus, Prometheus didn’t just give mankind fire. He also gifted them with the knowledge of different trades: brick making, woodworking, astrology, science and math, language, domestication of animals, navigation of the sea, medicine, dream and omen interpretation, and metal working. Without this surplus of knowledge, humans would be like ‘ferbies’. Ferbies are not conscious. They are…

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    evidenced by how Oberon can affect who loves who, positions the audience to question whether anything they do is done freely. While Romeo and Juliet have explicit references to astrology (“I defy you stars” and “star crossed lovers”) those in A Midsummer Night’s Dream are subtler, but still there. The blending of ideas of astrology is prevalent as the moon serves as a motif for change and disruption, this is seen in Scene 3 Act 2 in which the first fight, one between Hermia and Demetrius,…

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    As many may have noticed, the most prominent and popular myths about science and religion emerged during the nineteenth century. Some may declare that a dialogue of civilizations led to the emergence of modern science while others may disagree. It is revealed that different areas of the world have contributed to many different aspects of modern science and the development throughout the centuries. Areas around the world such as Asia, Africa and Middle East have demonstrated traditional and…

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    analyze the painting through several different lenses. Some critics view this work as a religious piece depicting a story from the Bible. Others contend that Van Gogh was driven by the historical influences and public fascination with astronomy and astrology at the time. I, however, found the purpose for the creation of the artwork to be much simpler. I believe Van Gogh was merely filling his time in the asylum by continuing to paint. At the time he was being held in a mental asylum, he would…

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