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1 Journal Why do you think people have difficulty accepting new ideas or ways of thinking? What are the risks of embracing a different idea? What are some risks of refusing to embrace them?

2 The Scientific Revolution

3 The Old Way: Medieval Views
Use ideas of ancients or Christian teachings Take things on faith, no evidence Geocentric: earth is the center of the universe Aristotle & Ptolemy

4 Scientific Revolution: Causes
Renaissance challenges old thoughts New discoveries Printing Press spreads ideas Scientific Method: used logic Gathering & testing ideas Often rejected by church or people

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