Between religion and science: the history of the conflict between them in the Middle Ages towards astronomy, geography and emergence

Between religion and science: the history of the conflict between them in the Middle Ages regarding astronomy, geography and emergence. This book, written by "Andrew Dixon White", raises among its pages the question that has always been repeated from ancient times: Is there a hostility between science with its continuous development, and between religion with its fixed texts? Where the book reviews three major scientific issues, which have had great historical decisions, which created a sound in the ecclesiastical tiles and shake it in the Middle Ages, until it came to the accusation of all its owners of being lost, and they must be judged by death, and the writer displays in the first chapter many scientific theories related to With the universe and astronomy, and how these theories have collided with the apparent interpretations that the theologians presented to the sacred religious texts, but in the second chapter, the writer presented the modern theories that science has proven about the formation of the earth and its geography, and how these theories met many wars, obedience and rejection, and at the end The book addresses one of the important theories that sparked a lot of controversy to this time, which is the theory of "evolution and development", so that the reader will discover in the end that the alleged conflict is the result of these strict interpretations of religion and between science, not the other way around.