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PLS HURRY TIMED!!!!“One could have both God and Galileo.” What does this statement mean? Faith and science could co-exist. Philosophy no longer considered divine forces. Everyon…

PLS HURRY TIMED!!!!“One could have both God and Galileo.” What does this statement mean? Faith and science could co-exist. Philosophy no longer considered divine forces. Everyon…
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PLS HURRY TIMED!!!!“One could have both God and Galileo.” What does this statement mean?

Faith and science could co-exist.


Philosophy no longer considered divine forces.


Everyone should read as many texts as possible.


Renaissance values were becoming more popular.

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Faith and science could co-exist.

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