1.)  I wrote the Leviathan. 2.)  I wrote such smash hits as the 1 st and 2 nd Treatise of Government.

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1.)  I wrote the Leviathan.

2.)  I wrote such smash hits as the 1 st and 2 nd Treatise of Government.

3.)  I was the father of rational thought.

4.)  I am credited with the laws of the gravitation.

5.)  I compiled so much astronomical data and had a sweet mustache.

6.)  I was a Polish Astronomer who is given credit for establishing the heliocentric theory.

7.)  I was ostracized by the Church for my views on Copernicus’ theory and belittling of the Church.

8.)  I discovered that planets move in ellipses, not circles.

9.)  I was an advocate for religious toleration and the separation of church and state.

10.)  I believed in the equality of women and wrote “The Fascination of Instruments.” (I was also the subject of a book called Mad Marge)

11.)  I was one of the few who believed that there was room for both science and religion in the world.

12.)  I founded empiricism.

13.)  I wrote the Starry Messenger and Letters on Sunspots.

14.)  I was a pupil of Brahe.

15.)  I wrote the Principia Mathematica.

16.)  I wrote the New Astronomy in 1609.

17.)  I think therefore I am.

18.)  I supported absolute governments and believed man is naturally greedy.

19.)  I believe that man is born with a tabula rasa or clean slate.

20.)  I wrote the Advancement of Learning, Novum Organum, and the New Atlantis.