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*Religio Medici ( The Religion of a Doctor) in -1643 by Thomas Browne * Structure upon the Christian virtue's of Faith and Hope( part-1) * Charity-(part-2) * Inspired the title of John Drydens great poem, Religo Laici * Brownes expresses his belief in the doctrine of Sala fide, the existence of Hell, the last judgement, the resurrection and other tenets of Christianity. * Samuel pepys in his diaries complained that the Religio was cried up to the whole warld for it's wit and learning. * In the twentieth century the Swiss psychologist Carl Jung used the term Religio Medici several times in his writings.

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✴️Religio Medici (The Religion of a Doctor) by Sir Thomas Browne is a spiritual testament and early psychological self-portrait. Skepticism and Scientific Reasoning are Mixed with Faith and Revelation. ✴️It was his first important work, written in 1635, published in 1643, and translated into Latin, French, German and Dutch. ✴️It became a European best-seller which brought its author fame at home and abroad. THEMES : Religion- Structured upon the Christian virtues of Faith and Hope (part 1) and Charity (part 2), Browne expresses his beliefs in the doctrine of sola fide, the existence of hell, the Last Judgment, the resurrection and other tenets of Christianity. Science and religion- Throughout Religio Medici Browne uses scientific imagery to illustrate religious truths as part of his discussion on the relationship of science to religion.

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🌟 Religio Medici ( Thomas Browne ) 👉 Religio Medici is a spritiual memoier by English physician and auther sir Thomas Browne . Translated as" the religious of a doctor" Religio Medici express browne's views on a wide range of scientific and religious subjects 💁 Theme Structured upon the Christian virtues of the Faith and hope part 1 and charity part 2 Browne expresses his beliefs in the doctrine of sola fide existence of hell the last judgement the resurrection and other tenets of Christianity. 👉 Science and religion Throughout Religio Medici Browne uses scientific imagenery to illustrate religious truths as part of his discussion on the relationship of science to religion. Thank you mam 🙏🙏🙏💐💐💐💐

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* Religio medici by "Thomas browne" * Published "1643" * Structure upon the Christian virtues of faith and hope * Browne uses scientific imagery to illustrate religious truth * also translates as "The religious of a doctor"

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Religio Medici written by:Thomas Browne Published:1643 Religio medici 1643 is a spiritual memoir by English physician and author sir Thomas Browne. Translated as " the religion of a doctor ,religion medici, expresses BROWNE views on a wide rangeon scientific and religious subject ....

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Religio Medici is a spiritual memoir by English physician and author Sir Thomas Browne, published in 1643... Translated as 'The Religion of a Doctor'... Religio Medici expresses Browne's views on a wide range of scientific and religious subject because some of these views were unorthodox at the time and controversial.... Browne may not have intended the track to be published. It was only in 1642 when an unauthorised copy went into circulation that Browne released an official version for consumption the following year....

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Religio Medici (The Religion of a Doctor) by Sir Thomas Browne is a spiritual testament and early psychological self-portrait. Published in 1643 after an unauthorized version was distributed the previous year, it became a European best-seller which brought its author fame at home and abroad.Throughout Religio Medici Browne uses scientific imagery to illustrate religious truths as part of his discussion on the relationship of science to religion.

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*Religio Medici - The religion of a doctor .. published in 1643 - it is a spiritual testament and early pshychological self-portrait. - structured upon Christian virtues of faith and hope (part 1) and charity (part 2) - also inspired the title of John dryden's poem , religio laici - troughout religio Medici Browne uses scintific imagery to illustrate religious truths as part of his discussion on the relationship of science to religion.

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sir Thomas broune (religio medici )of a drctor/physician shepticism and scientific reasoning are mixed with faith and revolution... "And considering the thousands that lead to death do thank my God that we can die but once " thomas Browne ( 1605 -1082 )english physician writer'....... religio medice .... sir thomas browne crist imp work religio medici (dr/physician)probably writer in 1653 at the age of thirty is a rambling discourse in which skepticism and scientific reasoning are mixed with faith and revolution the book was published In 1642 and translated into Latin Dutch French and German become its appearance in the continent the book become popular in French particular browne religio medici was highly esteemed and the author revered.............

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Religio Medici by:- Thomas Browne 👉Learn about this topic in these Article :- @Discussed in biography 👉English physician and author. 👉Born: October 1605 -1682. This was a period of English history when mysticism, astrology, witchcraft, and the appeal of ancient writings were under critical scrutiny. Scientific inquiry was beginning to replace superstition and fantasy. 👉Notable work:- "Hydriotaphia" "Religio Medici" 📣Religio Medici (The Religion of a Doctor/physician) by Sir Thomas Browne is a spiritual testament and early psychological self-portrait. 👉Originally published: 1642 👉Original language: English 👉Themes :- Structured upon the Christian virtues of Faith and Hope (part 1) and Charity (part2). Translated as "The Religion of a Doctor," Religio Medici expresses Browne's views on a wide range of scientific and religious subjects. 👉Science and religion Throughout Religio Medici Browne uses scientific imagery to illustrate religious truths as part of his discussion on the relationship of science to religion “And, considering the thousand doors that lead to death, do thank my God that we can die but once.” Archish

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Religio Medici ( The Religion of a Doctor) 1643 Thomas Browne • Thomas Browne was a polymath who had a vast knowledge of many diverse fields like Medicine, science and religion. Browne received his education from Oxford University and famous for ‘Religio Medici’. The widely circulated manuscript was obtained by a printer and published in 1642 but reissued in an authorized edition in the following year 1643. • A spiritual testament- “ a private exercise directed to myself.” • Theme:- the importance of separating one’s attitudes on science and religion. • The work affirms the author’s Christian faith but refers to such a wide diversity of topical thought that the book transcends the normal barriers of devotional literature, becoming a fascinating and allusive investigation of the richness of God’s creation. Browne is both sceptical and celebratory, erudite and fantastical in his attitudes, and the whole is realized in some of the century’s finest prose, firm and yet idiosyncratic. The book includes two fine prayers in verse, and numerous sections on subjects ranging from the occult to the nature of sleep. • Inspired the title of John Dryden’s great poem ‘Religio Laici’ • Samuel Pepys in his diaries complained that ‘Religio was cried up to the whole world for its wit and learning’ • In Varginia Woolf’s opinion ‘Religio Medici’ paved the way for all future confessional, private memoirs and personal writings. • In 20th century, the Swiss psychologist Carl Jung used the term ‘Religio Medici’ several times in his writings.