Church vs. Science - A war on free speech

[@andrewcorreia3989]

As a Christian...i don't need to see the video...i just agree.

[@Tzimiskes3506]

You're that Gullible then?

[@andrewcorreia3989]

@@Tzimiskes3506 no man...I've experienced how the church refuses to see scientific proof and evidence based research, but will remain staunch on its old beliefs and traditions. Plus I've known pranav..so i trust him when representing his view.

[@andrewcorreia3989]

@@Tzimiskes3506 how is this video nonsensical

[@Tzimiskes3506]

@@andrewcorreia3989 The video is nonsensical because it simply regurgitates what has been trickled down through memes about the Galileo affair. There are no sources that support what he says. It's all pseudo history. Again see the person i tagged above to know the real history about this event...

[@mdnoman7032]

@@Tzimiskes3506 does it change the fact that Bruno and Galileo died,imprisoned and their books were banned And on this does it change the fact that Christianity says that sun revolves around the earth

[@Jamesmichael312]

Glad to live in a time when Rational ideas tend to prevail. People having ideas ahead of the times often had to deal with the ignorance and ridicule of the masses.

[@sharam5614]

Prevail more like derail.

[@SurfyStories]

That's funny. We live in a times of cancel culture. One can lose his access to banking, social media, company shares if he said something that triggers the 'group' . Its the same, but modernized version.

[@Layd36]

@@SurfyStories well the main issue is the lack of understanding of things and the arrogance of proclaiming and self projection of owns ideas instead of allowing freedom of choice, our modern culture is no different from the old century religious ways and despite how much we claim we allow freedom people only get cancelled for having a different opinion, there's a saying live and let live something thats missing in today's world

[@sin5130]

rational ideas prevail? my man, not to be rude, but you must be living under a rock if you think that. having a discourse without people throwing labels on you is virtually impossible. folks have made themselves comfortable in their own echo chamber and refuse to learn about things that might crumble their fragile worldview. rationality isn't prevailing and i am anything but optimistic about the path we take.

[@melvinpaul2841]

Second sentence is still true today only the ideas change

[@ElectricGuitarStyles]

It’s cool that Indian Christians like me in the comment section are embracing this with an open mind. Unless rationality and critical thinking is advocated we cannot progress

[@tam_chris20]

U think this presentation was level headed in the first place? There is not a single citation for the content in this video... Try reading historian of medieval period.. try reading historians of science to get the facts straight

[@jadagijane2677]

Christ is Lord Some miracles 1.Euchariatic miracles 2.Miracles of Lourdes 3.Our Lady of Fatima 4.Hiroshima Rosary miracle 5.Lepanto rosary victory 6.Our Lady of Guadalupe 7.Liquifaction of blood of St Janerius 8.Miracles of St. Anthony 9.Stigmatas of saints 10.Levitation of St Joseph of Cupertino

[@pee-raj24]

Check the recent video on Tge carpenter's desk channel

[@abhaymhatre8534]

True

[@firefoxyt6600]

@@jadagijane2677 yeah yeah, sure

[@Josephrajp]

Thanks for your effort

[@scienceisdope]

Thanks a lot!

[@ThereIsAnother]

Hearing rumors that BJP supporters and RSS chaddis nowhere to be seen in the comment section today accusing Pranav of targeting only one religion. Can someone confirm?

[@AbhijeetChouhanXD]

confirmed

[@madgo21]

🤣🤣💯💯

[@prateekagarwal1]

@@indrajoseph1540 vo gayab ho jayega agle din 🤣

[@Ankita-vr8ri]

@@indrajoseph1540 definitely in Christianity you can find casteism but the origin of casteism is manusmriti

[@sijajlum1234]

@@indrajoseph1540 don't ask they will forward sth from whatsapp

[@kishorek8873]

Thanks!

[@scienceisdope]

Thank you!

[@atulxess5565]

As a Christian I think a video was needed on Christianity as well . 😆 glad you heard my request

[@pee-raj24]

*Fact Check* 1)Many think that Church executed Galileo for questioning the bible but that wasn't the case rather the matter was much more complex. Reality is Bible doesn't say anything about Geocentricism or Heliocentricism. The issue was not the Science Vs Bible. Actually Catholic Church of that time adopted the Aristotliean Philosophy which was against the Bible and Galileo was questioning the Church for that matter. Galileo was not executed but house arrested for mocking pope (this pope was a mathematician too). 2)In one of his book Galileo surely had made some observations about the solar system. But he could not prove them with evidence. Later it was some other scientists who proved Galileo's observations. And the Pope's apology was for putting Galileo in house arrest for mocking Pope. You can cross check the above facts and do your own research. Bible verses quoted in this video are from the Book of Psalms and book Ecclesiastes...which are by definition Poetical books. Why are you even finding science in those books? 🤦 The Channel named 'The carpenter's desk' refuted your video on the story of God. Check it out.

[@albertbenny431]

Well, half of this is bullshit and the rest is made up. There is a channel called Carpenter's desk who had responded to one of his videos, maybe check it out?

[@deepakmt92]

@@albertbenny431 Pope John Paul the Second did apologize for the church's mistakes of the past, against science.

[@arpitsingh1003]

@@albertbenny431 instead of saying half of it is bullshit, you should explain where's he talking bullshit

[@Maheshkangude]

@@pee-raj24 so you think you're Christian and Evolutionist don't tell me that Christianity doesn't teach Creation it was just church.

[@shebinsaji4744]

The moment some Christians like me start to point out the unscientific verses in the Bible, we get scolded by our parents first and then the priest. Why ? Cause one should not question the word of God 🤡

[@tam_chris20]

Whoever said there was scientific facts in the bible .. to begin with

[@amitkolhe4155]

@@tam_chris20 - So basically there are no facts in it. Just fiction & hallucinated imagination... LOL !

[@thepalebluedot4171]

Many people from islamic and ideologically strict christian families are leaving their religion just because it is interfering with their own personal wants in their personal lives ... At the same time many Hindus are not leaving their religion as compared to Muslims and ideologically strict Christians due to the fact that it is not interfering too much with their personal lives...

[@amitkolhe4155]

​@@thepalebluedot4171 - ​ I am a Hindu from India. I have become an Atheist. I don't believe in any god.. not just Hindu gods? I know thousands of Hindus who have become atheists and dislike our very own regressive practices and thinking. Think before you make such sweeping statements. YOU know NOTHING !

[@justink.2984]

Sorry dude to disappoint you with this video ,kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZSrkGh_msioa9U

[@tam_chris20]

Ur member ship says if i get the top membership i will be able to have a one on one for 1 hr... Would u like to have a timed discussion on "did the medievel catholic church oppose scinece" ? ... U up for that sir?

[@Tzimiskes3506]

He'd probably just block you. Considering the quality of this video, it is no wonder he is so bad at history...

[@scienceisdope]

Are you going to get that top membership? It sounds like you just want to dare me into a debate to prop up your own social media. Many others have already done that. Maybe come on my second channel and talk to me live. I have regular conversations with the audience there.

[@scienceisdope]

@@Tzimiskes3506 Aww trying to offend me and trigger me into replying? Here you go.

[@tam_chris20]

@@scienceisdope Sure . That's probably easier on my pocket

[@Tzimiskes3506]

@@scienceisdope Aww so do you now know that you're video is nonsense and pseudo history? Or have you yet to descend from the dunning-kruger curve?

[@NileshKumar-nr2vj]

Bhakts now would be willing to accept everything you say. Because they don't feel attacked anymore. It's not about stupidity of their "superior religion"

[@iridiumman3087]

True af

[@manojrenikunta2301]

Lol biggest joker of the year Nilesh! The above video and truth about such atrocities is evident and recorded. Where as the videos pranav made on hinduism are just his opinions using scientific evidence to prove someone wrong and restricting free speech and belitting someones beliefs. Just compare “ 10 Videos on opposing what indians/hindus believe and claim in their own land which is harmless “ and other one is “ real incident of church authorities killing people”. So just because a video is made speaking true incidents doesn’t rule out the fact that he has been mocking hinduism truly based on his opinions and biased views even though they are not crimes and murders. The underlying motto is unclear isnt it ?

[@aditilokhande6633]

Ikr.

[@iridiumman3087]

@@manojrenikunta2301 says the man who is proponent of a religion with one of the most oppressive and rigid caste system. What a joke you are 🤣 I don't see church authorities burning people nowadays in a stake but you know what I see honor killings and public lashings of minorities in the name of your superior religion.

[@manojrenikunta2301]

@@iridiumman3087 lol just because you dont see. Doesnt mean they are not happening right. I dont think caste system is never ever wrong. Then classifying people based on country and color is also wrong isnt it ? Oppression can never be stopped its just a core nature of human being. Not sure what you identify as .. ask yourself if you will marry your daughter to someone who is loser, not good looking, eats raw flesh, has no discipline, has no ethics, is a pervert, has sexual transmitted Diseases ?? The list goes on right.. the fact is human by nature or including Animals have criteria by birth.. a snake will not try to mate a different species.. there is system in nature naturally So does humans which evolved into caste systems. Think. Why do you think men are naturally more tougher and used to hunt? Think buddy let me know if your have further queries

[@arjunshaw3563]

Keep up the good work ..

[@thousandsmilesorthodonticc997]

100

[@rameshbaburaj8333]

Thanks

[@scienceisdope]

Thanks man!

[@rsn5]

I am a Sikh & I can make out from the comments section that many Christian brothers have seen this video with an open mind. This is indeed nice to see & shows that the Christians, in general, have a rational attitude. May God bless.

[@rolandburchett]

Sadly you are pedelling misinformation in this video which are myths and have been refuted. Church being anti science myth is taken from 2 people from the 1800s. And the torture instruments shown at the start is a myth as well. Even the scriptures you have quoted dont teach Fixed earth when you read scripture you need to understand genre that is poetic language used to praise God. For all my claims sharing links of podcasts and articles below so you can study. If you are really rational you will take down this video. And maybe critique something else in the Church if you find anything wrong. Sad the Christians in the comments are so uneducated about the faith. They are applauding lies Christianity at war with science myth the history of how it came about breakdown by an expert and educated in science kzbin.infoyasmNKGjF3I?si=oDBlyh7kLm9PIO_7 Although video is about Spanish Inquisition a Passing reference for no Torture instruments used is there somewhe in this Video by historian kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJvLgmWFh51gn7Msi=r1o4LwEoe4yvWwL6 All the blogs below are by Tim o Neill an ATHEIST HISTORIAN Giordano Bruno MYTH historyforatheists.com/2017/03/the-great-myths-3-giordano-bruno-was-a-martyr-for-science/ Proof that all verses in Bible are not literal but some are allegorical as well historyforatheists.com/2021/03/the-great-myths-11-biblical-literalism/ Dark Middle ages because of Church Myth historyforatheists.com/2021/08/the-great-myths-13-the-renaissance-myth/ The Galileo issue is answered although the whole video is a must watch and he is the Atheist writer of the blogs I have shared above kzbin.infoTiApXyNrebY?si=pSFox9QvRd6z4Oll

[@yevodee4024]

Now Science is Dope is not only anti-Hindu, but also anti-Christian/anti-Catholic. 😂😂😂😂

[@a_simple_atheist]

lol

[@rajvirsangha6430]

@@indiarocks5731 he has talked about Islam, see his videos

[@onony5121]

He isn't anti-hindu, he has clarified that. I assume he's not not anti-Christian/anti-Catholic. But what is true is that he's speaking out against the common religions.

[@indiarocks5731]

@@rajvirsangha6430 and is still alive 😛😛😛

[@QmVuamFtaW4]

@@indiarocks5731 it has nothing to do with pseudo science...

[@Truth_Jc007]

Being a Christian, I totally agree here with pranav . And its good to accept the truth. I hope people of other religions will also accept truth and rationalism ❤

[@aadrathsd7282]

I want every person from India who swear by the Hindutva right to watch this. They keep accusing him of having an “anti Hindu” bias when he’s all but anti-chauvinism and religious dogmatism.

[@Nothing-uc5mg]

@@Deepak_Dhakad those religious texts which say you are a ignorant and you will not get the reward of ur good deeds if you don't believe in God??

[@Nothing-uc5mg]

@@Deepak_Dhakad But Bhagbat geeta says, who don't believe in God are ignorant and they will not get reward of their deeds. Chapter 9-verse 12 Chapter 7- verse 15;

[@n-hexane8271]

@@Nothing-uc5mg I can confirm that it is not true. I am currently reporting from heaven and i did not believe in god when i was alive. Please rewrite those verses thank you.

[@albinjames5247]

Great work! Truth can not be suppressed for long.

[@HopDavid]

However it is false. Copernicus shared Commentariolus with bishops, archbishops and the pople. It was bishops who encouraged him to publish. The Church had no problem with his ideas until nearly a century after his death.

[@nivin8651]

Dear Albin, please fact check what's spoken all around. Do you know Bruno was not a scientist as such. He has no such scientific work to claim to be scientist. He genre was rather a philosophy of science. A kind of theological philosophy so to say which has a scientific backing which he was trying to make out. He was having some strange idea about cross too different from the cross of christ church used to venerate replacing it by Egyptian cross as far I understand. And the teaching of the church is very clear that church's teaching is infallible in cases of faith and morals. Of course church has had some wrong notion of truth custody. But to confuse false narratives with truth is mere negligence of own rational capability. In case of Galileo too there is a narration that he was put to death by church. Please fact check that too. Of course Galileo was under house arrest but It's no as popularly believed. He was allowed to room around whole of Florence city and to conduct his scientific studies. He published his work after 5 years of his house arrest...!!! No one would tell these truths. And please read the mathematical principles of Isaac Newton. You can see in that very scientific work Newton try to pr9ve existence of God. So if properly understood it is a book of theology and Mathematica science...!!! Neo scientologists will keep all these wasy from us and spread false accusations...God bless

[@albinjames5247]

@@nivin8651 Where is this written please attach the evidence with comment how am I supposed to know if you aren't making this up! Flying Spaghetti Monster bless them!

[@nivin8651]

@@albinjames5247 in that case please bring forth a scientific thesis or some published works by Bruno for an instance. Once you are able to bring a scientific presentation or publication as per the definition of science council ? If you can bring one then I'll try to address the issue more.

[@albinjames5247]

@@nivin8651 Burden of proof lies on you mate not me.

[@zhugeliangkongming479]

Then people come and abuse that pranav only targets hinduism.

[@VB-cn8io]

Hey man. Thank you for the video. 😀 Just showed it to my Christian parents. Their expression was ❤️😂

[@pee-raj24]

*Fact Check* 1)Many think that Church executed Galileo for questioning the bible but that wasn't the case rather the matter was much more complex. The reality is Bible doesn't say anything about Geocentricism or Heliocentricism. The issue was not the Science Vs Bible. The Catholic Church of that time adopted the Aristotelian Philosophy which was against the Bible and Galileo was questioning the Church for that matter. Galileo was not executed but house arrested for mocking the pope (this pope was a mathematician too). 2)In one of his books Galileo surely made some observations about the solar system. But he could not prove them with evidence. Later it was some other scientists proved Galileo's observations. And the Pope's apology was for putting Galileo on house arrest for mocking Pope. You can cross-check the above facts and do your research. Bible verses quoted in this video are from the Book of Psalms and book Ecclesiastes...which are by definition Poetical books. If U read these books you will find Mountains clapping, Nature singing, and earth trembling before God. Why are you even finding science in those songs which are full of hyperbole and metaphors 🤦? Did you do the same thing in school examinations when they asked you to paraphrase Poetry or interpret portions from Shakespeare's play?

[@VB-cn8io]

@@pee-raj24 ok unevolved christian.

[@pee-raj24]

@@VB-cn8io thank you BROTHER!

[@VB-cn8io]

@@pee-raj24 you're so very welcome father.

[@Tzimiskes3506]

@@VB-cn8io He is talking real history from medieval historian, average internet atheist simpleton VB

[@ShikharMasseyMusic]

I love this video. Ex Christian from north india. 🥰

[@roshanjohn4308]

Even though I am born in Christian family in India I gradually realised rationalism is the way to go. No matter truth hurts or not. It is there to stay. So rather just accept it. In this video one thing that made me slightly happy was the fact that Church did accept it. I never knew that they apologised for it eventually.. late but better than never. Got to give credit for that.. I appreciate that there were some good Popes who agreed to accept. Since it was the matter of an entire religion it was a very big decision to make I am sure

[@tam_chris20]

Read up the actual medievel history.. u will be in for a surprise

[@pee-raj24]

*Fact Check* 1)Many think that Church executed Galileo for questioning the bible but that wasn't the case rather the matter was much more complex. Reality is Bible doesn't say anything about Geocentricism or Heliocentricism. The issue was not the Science Vs Bible. Actually Catholic Church of that time adopted the Aristotliean Philosophy which was against the Bible and Galileo was questioning the Church for that matter. Galileo was not executed but house arrested for mocking pope (this pope was a mathematician too). 2)In one of his book Galileo surely had made some observations about the solar system. But he could not prove them with evidence. Later it was some other scientists who proved Galileo's observations. And the Pope's apology was for putting Galileo in house arrest for mocking Pope. You can cross check the above facts and do your own research. Bible verses quoted in this video are from the Book of Psalms and book Ecclesiastes...which are by definition Poetical books. Why are you even finding science in those books? 🤦 The Channel named 'The carpenter's desk' refuted your video on the story of God. Check it out.

[@tam_chris20]

@@pee-raj24 didnt u see mr pranav has given valid citatation.. its from Prof Emeritus Sie neil degrasse 🤣🤣

[@pee-raj24]

😂😂

[@pee-raj24]

@Hindus Gujarati were British Stooge it is Christian apologists who are butchering atheists in the west..and now it's time for Indian atheists to be intellectually thrashed.

[@sintovarghese]

German Catholic priest and astronomer who invented the Pantograph and known for being the co-discoverer of Sunspots - Fr. Christoph Scheiner (25 July 1575 - 18 June 1650) Scheiner was a German Jesuit priest, physicist and astronomer. In 1610, he worked as a successor to Fr. Johannes Lantz S.J. in Ingolstadt, teaching mathematics and Hebrew. He lectured on sun dials, practical geometry, astronomy, optics, and the telescope. Scheiner is considered as the co-discoverer of the Sun spots, together with Galileo Galilei, Thomas Harriot and Johann Fabricius. Scheiner pursued sunspot observations for more than 15 years and devised techniques that greatly improved the accuracy of observed sunspot positions, and designed specialized solar observing instruments. Results of his observations were published in 1630 in his Rosa Ursina. He constructed a number of different kinds of telescopes, and in particular (perhaps at the suggestion of Kepler) he made one with two convex lenses instead of Galileo's scheme which included one concave and the other convex. This improved sightings greatly. The pantograph was also invented by him in 1603 for mechanically copying a figure on an enlarged or reduced scale. Also provided insights into the nature of the eye, he found that the retina is the seat of vision and the optic nerve transmits the images from the retina to the brain.

[@SreejithKSGupta]

since you have posted once in 3 reviews, someone from some group did something good does not mean the whole group is good. for example, some scientist who synthesized nitrogen was a Nazi. he directly saved billions of people and saved us from an impending apocalypse of starvation. Does that make Nazi people, their ideology or their other deeds correct?

[@sibibalu9160]

I'm happy to be in a age where I'm not executed to think freely. But still sad that I'm in a age where most people believe in God.

[@harshit6045]

As an agnostic deist, I may disagree

[@pee-raj24]

Check out the recent video on the carpenter's desk channel

[@sintovarghese]

Fr. Gregor Mendel (20 July 1822 to 6 January 1884) Catholic Priest & Founder of the Science of Genetics. Fr. Gregor Mendel was the first to discover that organisms have different heritable traits. He discovered this by studying pea plants. Over the course of his life as a botanist, teacher, and monk Mendel grew and tested almost 30,000 pea plants. He discovered the basic principles of heredity and laid the foundations for the science of genetics. Mendel’s revolutionary findings were largely ignored until after his death. #Genetics #Catholic #Priest #science #churchandscience

[@samuelthamburaj]

As an ex-Christian (now an agnostic atheist) I appreciate you going against Christian stupidity/atrocities too

[@echooscar5241]

How can one be both agnostic and atheist?

[@samuelthamburaj]

@@echooscar5241 Agnostic is an adjective to atheist. I'm an atheist as I don't believe in the existence of God, but agnostic before that says I'm open to consider any evidence supporting the existence of God. The word agnostic itself, as a noun, means the same. But it's not as popular as the word atheist. So you can consider the word atheist as an explainer to agnostic Makes sense?

[@jais_mathew]

Now people who thought Pranav is anti-Hindu must’ve realised he’s not. 😊

[@RohanKumaar]

@@indrajoseph1540 He has already made it...

[@Nothing-uc5mg]

@@indrajoseph1540 he already has video on it, why are you so blind?

[@harshit6045]

@@Nothing-uc5mg that's why they are called andhbhakts 😂

[@DeeBoudreau]

You packed a lot in there. Loved it 🥰

[@infinix2003]

please make videos like these on modern physics. I really want to know the scientist life and how they ended up discovering them

[@sintovarghese]

Fr. Stanley L. Jaki (1924-2009) Physicist & Priest In his books, he argued that the scientific enterprise did not become viable and self-sustaining until its incarnation in Christian medieval Europe, and that the advancement of science was indebted to the Christian understanding of creation. #churchandscience #sciencegrewinchristianity #Science #catholic #religion #faith #faithandreason #faithandscience #scienceandfaith #sciencefacts #sciencenews #scienceandtechnology #religionandscience #sciencegrewinchristianity

[@srinivasteja291]

It's mind blowing how religion was able to convince most people without providing any facts but the same time science and facts must go thru all the back lash. The world we live in a really weird one. It could almost be the end of it.

[@racerlitu1890]

Jai shree ram bhai Rationality must be rise in every religion It is the way to seek for the truth..

[@arunv3961]

Not so rational with your first line

[@racerlitu1890]

@@arunv3961 why?? What is problem with it ??

[@jayasureyathegamee3581]

@@arunv3961 🤣

[@Pissfizz38326]

@@racerlitu1890 Rationality in religion? That's like peace in Islam. lamo😂

[@glkglkglkglk9193]

@@racerlitu1890 you seem btainfried

[@priteshs3357]

Modern day India seems to be headed in the same direction !!!

[@amitkolhe4155]

Pritesh S - Correct. Rise of the uneducated, unscientific temperament.

[@rameshbaburaj8333]

Dear Pranav, Great work, keep it up

[@Tzimiskes3506]

How do you believe such psuedo historical garbage from pranav?

[@loyisad1211]

As an agnostic from a Christian family thank you so much for making this video!

[@bijujoze4043]

Agnostic? How f. in boring this can be.

[@loyisad1211]

​@@bijujoze4043 Dude is Jesus coming down to save the oppressed people of this country? ⌚⏱ nope I don't see him anywhere. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@jobingeorge5149]

As a Christian, I am not offended nor do I think you are trying to malign my religion. Thank you for the video. Very informative And I am glad the church admitted it's mistakes. It sets a good example 👍

[@sintovarghese]

Catholic bishop & Mathematician who developed the early version of rectangular co-ordinate system - Bishop Nicole Oresme (1320 to July 11, 1382) Oresme was a mathematician and a scientist of remarkable brilliance, he was also the Bishop of Lisieux in France. He wrote influential works on mathematics, physics, philosophy, theology and was considered the greatest economist of the Middle Ages. In mathematics, Oresme discovered the rules for combining exponents, even discussing fractional and irrational exponents. He gave the first proof that the harmonic series (1 + 1/2 + 1/3 + …) diverges. Oresme invented a type of coordinate geometry before Descartes, He developed the use of simple graphs to plot physical quantities, thus anticipating by three centuries some of the ideas of Cartesian analytic geometry. Oresme was the first to prove the “Merton theorem,” which gives the distance traversed by a uniformly accelerating body. Oresme speculated that falling bodies accelerate uniformly, so that the speed of a falling body is proportional to the time it has fallen, which is correct and equivalent to the famous “law of falling bodies,” which Galileo discovered experimentally almost three hundred years later.

[@akhiljames3435]

Glad to see people bringing the truth out. What people call the dark ages actually laid the foundation of scientific thinking.

[@armoredvortex]

I've been a following your channel for quite a bit now and I'm super impressed with the exponential rise in your video quality. Keep up the good work!

[@dileepmathews85]

Hello, Pranav. It's always a pleasure to watch your videos. Could you please make a video on Indian astronomy? I believe we followed the heliocentric model much earlier than the western countries.

[@sujav160]

There is no "we" or "they" in Science. Science and Scientists, all belong to Mankind. 🙂

[@happysinghrocks]

Yes, that would be great. I believe we know little about Indian astronomy.

[@veerapandiyan1431]

@@sujav160 nice statement

[@alexalex9700]

I know & agree, Truth triumphs. Reformer's spirit inspires 👍

[@sintovarghese]

The University System was essentially an invention of the Catholic Church. As author Dr. Thomas Woods writes, "Historians have marveled at the extent to which intellectual debate in those universities was free and unfettered. The exaltation of human reason and its capabilities, a commitment to rigorous and rational debate, a promotion of intellectual inquiry and scholarly exchange - all sponsored by the Church - provided the framework for the Scientific Revolution." Dr. Thomas Woods, from his book 'How the Catholic Church built Western Civilization' #churchandscience #catholic #faithandreason #faithandscience #churchandscience #religionandscience #sciencegrewinchristianity #church #sciencefacts #scienceexperiments #medieval #university #historymade #faith #reason #science

[@39subarnobiswas84]

please make a video on Vedic Vimana I am very confused. I think I will have to start reading Vedas now.

[@himeshph]

Nice presentation. We need to develop empathy for theists and make them understand reality in a soft well-informed manner as you did in this video 😇. I can see many other rationalists(actually I'm a fan of theirs) but they convey the evidence in a strong manner which destroys people's feelings and just develop hate. Truth is bitter initially. But, rationalist needs to exercise how we can promote rationality without hurting their feelings.

[@zer00TD]

thats a difficult task sometimes

[@zer00TD]

@Hindus Gujarati were British Stooge no bro just ignore and dont talk about them, soon they will become unimportant

[@iamnotprophet8673]

Agree with you But i want to add another layer to it I believe some persons and their beliefs cannot be changed no matter what So even after trying soft approch when that believer keeps speaking nonsense Then i see no problem with playing around with them a little bit

[@shadymello9454]

Life is unfair and hard.Its not unimaginable why many would hope for all this suffering to make some sense and have some reason. We are not born equally...In capability or society.You might work your ass off and not understand trigonometry in school or get the college your dreamed of or earn as much money as a rich kid was born with by luck.

[@vivekpatel00113]

"feel sorry for theists" your assumption that all the theists are intellectually inferior to you is weird and stupid,not all the theists are anti scientific or anti rational ,actually most them are not, I hope u open ur eyes to see that, most of them use religion just to fall on someone when they are in problem to be in peace and to be optimistic for future ,for many of them god is just mother nature which has its laws, for many of us it's kind of like theory of everything and it seriously doesn't prevent us from being scientific in fact it inspires us to be one,we seriously don't want you to feel sorry for us , that felt disgusting.

[@sintovarghese]

French catholic priest and amateur mathematician who proposed an inverse square law for gravitation before Newton - Fr. Ismaël Bullialdus (28 Sept 1605 - 25 Nov 1694) Ismael Boulliau's was born in Loudun, France to his Calvinist parents, Susanna Motet and Ismael Bullialdus. At the age of 21, Bullialdus converted to Roman Catholicism and was ordained at age 26. Bullialdus was an active member of the Republic of Letters, the long-distance intellectual correspondence network that had emerged as an international community of self-proclaimed scholars and literary figures. Bullialdus was a prolific correspondent, with around 5,000 letters that have survived to this day. Bullialdus was a friend of Gassendi, Huygens, Mersenne, and Pascal, and an active supporter of Galileo and Copernicus. His work ‘Astronomia philolaica’ represents the most significant treatise between Kepler and Newton and it was praised by Newton in his Principia, In particular for the inverse square hypothesis and its accurate tables, also this work strongly supported Kepler's hypothesis that the planets travel in elliptical orbits around the Sun. Bullialdus was one of the earliest members of the Royal Society, London, having been elected on April 4, 1667, seven years after its founding. The Moon's Bullialdus crater is named in his honor.

[@joeljohn3518]

Thank you Sir, I learned alot about planetry motions. Can you also give a lecture about the motion of electrons and protons.

[@veaglethefirst]

You are one of my favorite youtuber, keep making such amazing content.

[@sachinerappa]

Bro I love your content you are superb. I have request Plz make a video on Awaken india movement Mr Yohan tengra

[@battlerushiromiya651]

18:16 I don't think Bruno should be held up as a scientist in the same league as Galileo due to him having no observation to back his ideas up. I would also see Galileos trial as an example of politics rather than suppression of science given that Galileo did not have undeniable proof to explain heliocentrism. But i will agree on this, the whole incident is why free speech is important and should be preserved Lest those who are in power work to suppress those opposing them violently

[@wikileaks8252]

This is why "For the motion , against the motion" debates are so much important to human race .

[@sintovarghese]

Fr. Jean Picard, (July 21, 1620 - July 12, 1682, Paris), French astronomer and a Catholic Priest who first accurately measured the length of a degree of a meridian (longitude line) and from that computed the size of the #Earth. Picard was the first person to measure the size of the Earth to a reasonable degree of accuracy in an arc measurement survey conducted in 1669-70, for which he is honored with a pyramid at Juvisy-sur-Orge. Guided by Maurolycus's methodology and Snellius's mathematics for doing so, Picard achieved this by measuring one degree of latitude along the Paris Meridian using triangulation along thirteen triangles stretching from Paris to the clocktower of Sourdon, near Amiens. His measurements produced a result of 110.46 km for one degree of latitude, which gives a corresponding terrestrial radius of 6328.9 km. Isaac Newton was to use this value in his theory of universal gravitation.

[@SreejithKSGupta]

So what? a priest seeded the first seeds of evolutionary genetics with the help of a few pea plants, evolution was accepted by church in 1976, like 100 yrs of denial. one person did something does not mean the institution, or he himself was scientifically accurate.

[@sintovarghese]

@@SreejithKSGupta it is not one person Church have an army of people involved in science.

[@sintovarghese]

@@SreejithKSGupta i have pasted so many examples from 16 century itself who became pillars of scientific growth.

[@SreejithKSGupta]

@@sintovarghese yes, i have written an answer to that in one of your comments below... And for the pillars of scientific growth, i would like to add one more example, again with nazi as an example... The nazi period in germany was also a key pillar in the growth of science. They made so much new knowledge, especially about the human body, its limits etc, that we still rely on the 80 yr old data even today. They had amassed so much information that when they were captured not a single scientist was killed, but taken back to america/soviet union etc, so that they could get the knowledge. Does that mean nazi is good?

[@Tzimiskes3506]

@@SreejithKSGupta Nazis produced science? What are you ranting on about, average internet atheist sreejith? Ventured off into red herring area again, sreejith? His argument isn't what is good. His argument is within the context of this video about the Galileo affair. Now cope harder, sreejith.

[@balpreetsingh6834]

And now, we have flat-earthers. Seems we are moving even more backwards

[@manojrenikunta2301]

You need to allow free speech and theories rather than killing them and burning them just for exploring and trying in their own way :) stop mocking respect the god in everyone. Sarve jana sukinobhavnthu

[@sintovarghese]

Johannes Kepler (1571-1630) He was a German mathematician and astronomer whose observations about planetary motion changed astronomy and physics. He was motivated by a conviction that God created the world according to an intelligible plan and that this plan could be understood through reason. He developed the three laws of planetary motion. #churchandscience #sciencegrewinchristianity #Science #catholic #religion #faith #faithandreason #faithandscience #churchandscience #religionandscience #sciencegrewinchristianity

[@SreejithKSGupta]

So, the people who killed the 'Witches' and ' helio-centrists' will be in hell, and the ones killed will be in heaven. right?? Albert Einstein was a theist, who did not believe in Christian GOD, and is obviously great scientist, even more so than Kepler... so his view of God should be right....

[@sintovarghese]

@@SreejithKSGupta You had to ditch a greatest scientist like Kepler in order to make your argument sound. How sad.

[@Neel5454]

how sad and pathetic that you don't have any evidence to counter the belief system itself hence you resolve to naming the old scientists. No shit that majority of the scientists in the past were religious when religion itself is so heavily conditioned into every fabric of society. Every discovery or invention was only pushed forward with having god as the prerequisite already, which makes sense obviously because they weren't philosophers who mastered in epistemology who'd question their existence itself but rather just master their own field. Which is why current scientists tend to be more atheistic because they don't have a preconditioned belief for their study, they like to separate delusions and fantasy from reality and truth.

[@SreejithKSGupta]

@@sintovarghese so my argument is sound! Thankyou. As for ditching kepler, i did not insult him, or atleast i would have the same or more extreme version towards Einstien, as he also believed in god. My point was just that some great person believing in somthing does not automatically make the 'something' good. They were great for their times, aristotle believed disitions were made in heart, but i dont mock him, as he was like 2000 yrs before i was.

[@Tzimiskes3506]

@@sintovarghese What was his argument?

[@MG-qu9ig]

Bhakts will subscribe to this channel now..

[@indiarocks5731]

we are here just to mock him😅

[@bippityboppityboo3848]

Yeah hate anyone criticizing their religion but okay with others. Weird Double standards.

[@yevodee4024]

@@indiarocks5731 Yes, please do comment-even if it is only to try to mock his rationality with your ignorance; it will help the channel grow. Thank you for helping out. 🙂

[@rrrabad1234]

@The Warrior of Atheism(No Libralism anymore) now bhakts will convert themselves using rice bags and will try to attack him.

[@manojbhat6351]

hay pranav and hay internet people, what to do when religious person say, " study the religion before trashing it, you dont know anything" like am i supposed to drop out from my clg and read every religious book on the face of the earth!?!!!

[@amandeep9930]

If we study the evolution of Vedas. It is quite clear that the ideas which are in the beginning portion are regressive (ie sacrifice) as compared to the portion which was developed later (such as Upanishads which talk about our inner self). This means that the people of Vedic age were much more open minded about their beliefs as compared to us. When they realised that rituals and sacrifice is bad they acknowledged it and developed newer portion of Vedas. On the other hand, today people have become so closed minded they are not ready to debate. They get very offended whenever someone criticize any portion of their books. Had it not been for open mindedness, the Upanishads would have never been created. Some of the Upanishads also criticize caste system. It was because of debate culture that so many philosophies were developed in India. Today we are not ready to debate. Those who say that Pranav is anti-hindu take pride in the old regressive portion of Vedas when it is quite clear that our ancestors abandoned it for the newer theory of Upanishads.

[@bodiminds6571]

we need more people like you

[@samajnepal]

Dr robert openhymer pe vedio banaiye plz. Geeta padhke attom bomb banaya kaha jata hai

[@HarshKumar-rk4zm]

Now next -> Islam vs. Science

[@vishnuldivakaran8034]

Both are very similar

[@victormaxwellpeters9771]

In that context how did Johannes Kepler publish harmonices mundi where his three laws were written without bothering about church?

[@laxya.7693]

Science is certainly dope but watching your videos with some good food is real dope for me. Cheers Pranav

[@adityanrajesh2634]

And one more thing to note is that this Aversion to new ideas also made Catholic Dominated Countries Industrialize pretty Late. The Protestant Dominated countries like England and Germany, industrialized quickly followed by France. The Protestants are far more open to new ideas, even if they were against certain tenets of Christianity. One must also note that those countries(especially Latin America and the Philippines) coming under European Colonization and have converted fully to Catholic Christianity aren't Industrialized and are mostly poor, compared to Protestant-dominated countries.

[@paroxymal7688]

Where are the guys telling he is only targeting hindu religion ha 😂

[@ThereIsAnother]

nowhere to be seen. however they will be out of the woodwork the next time he makes some comments on hinduism.

[@prateekagarwal1]

Here

[@bodiminds6571]

@@ThereIsAnother theyre not the only people to blame , it was also the congress government who did a lot of minority appeasement , like what bri , does inaugurating a Somnath temple hurt your countrys development so much so that you as a PM dont attend it

[@bodiminds6571]

well you see wokeism goes both sides , woke anima right activists take the story of ganesha literally , saying that shiva kills animals , at the same time woke hindus take everything in their books literally and spread pseudoscience

[@bodiminds6571]

of course we cannot forget gandhi who literally changed the meaning of non violence to his ideological benefit , u can search the internet and find a lot of evidence that he suggested the jews dont engage in war and drown , he started the rise of wokeism in india

[@minouminou2034]

The first youtuber not targeting only one particular community. You earned my respect today and you’re a real atheist (I’m not one)

[@kamleshsingh8071]

What is your religion

[@jagadishcdoralmedicineradi8932]

Saw your other topics on this channel. You are doing great. U have called out every idiot. Starting from BM hegde , to beer biceps , to Abhi n new to every pseudoscience promoter. All the best.

[@naqabposhniraj]

Another great video Pranav!

[@sintovarghese]

Medieval English Philosopher and Franciscan Friar known as the Forerunner of the Scientific Method - Fr. Roger Bacon (1214 - June 1292, Oxford, England). Roger Bacon was a thirteenth-century English philosopher, Franciscan friar, and empiricist who emphasized the study of natural phenomena through observation, hypothesis, experimentation, and independent verification. Bacon studied mathematics, astronomy, optics, and languages; he was the first European to describe in detail the process of making gunpowder, and he even hypothesized the use of flying machines and motorized ships. He is often named as a major forerunner of modern science, 300 years before it came into existence. Bacon's major work, the Opus Majus, was sent to Pope Clement IV in Rome in 1267 upon the pope's request. His most important mathematical contribution is the application of geometry to optics. In 1237 or at some point in the following decade, he accepted an invitation to teach at the University of Paris and lectured on Latin grammar, Aristotelian logic, arithmetic, geometry, and the mathematical aspects of astronomy and music. His faculty colleagues included Albertus Magnus, and the future Pope John XXI. #churchandscience

[@swarajsamant9321]

Great presentation! Can you provide sources? Thanks

[@khosrowanushirwan7591]

How many times do you want me to change the thumbnail? Pranav:-Yes

[@exgod1]

U can test a religion's tolerance by simply mocking them ~~Lord Dinkan Pankilamed

[@zany4132]

Ok but imagine bring arrested for doubting the virginity of a woman who gave birth to a child🤣

[@tokris-d6q]

Dude..that is matter of faith...but try to focus on his scientific findings which the church saw as contradict it's teaching...this video speaks on the topic of science

[@rogerfernandes2075]

Man ... This was a rollercoaster...

[@curiosity_fan]

Great content!!

[@coreysmith6169]

Thank you for this, we can’t hear this too often.

[@musicforsoul9922]

In the comments section there is a great effort going on to tell people how nuanced and complicated this matter is. The church burned a man alive for having different views... what is here that is nuanced ?

[@tam_chris20]

Yes yes .. please remain in ur echo chamber

[@musicforsoul9922]

@@tam_chris20 okay then, make your argument and I might change my mind if it’s backed by real provable evidence.

[@Intiworshipper]

They burned him for his theological opinions, not for his science. Personally I don't understand why atheists are so obsessed in trying to make religious people seem like authoritarian monsters when reality is much more complex

[@battlerushiromiya651]

No one is defending the churches actions but explaining that it is political rather than due to their scientific ideas. Bruno did not even have any proof for his ideas, and was speculating like many Hindu seers speculated about nature of reality. Pointing that this was not a war of science and religion but a war of differing ideologies is not defending the church

[@pee-raj24]

@@musicforsoul9922 *Fact Check* 1)Many think that Church executed Galileo for questioning the bible but that wasn't the case rather the matter was much more complex. The reality is Bible doesn't say anything about Geocentricism or Heliocentricism. The issue was not the Science Vs Bible. The Catholic Church of that time adopted the Aristotelian Philosophy which was against the Bible and Galileo was questioning the Church for that matter. Galileo was not executed but house arrested for mocking the pope (this pope was a mathematician too). 2)In one of his books Galileo surely made some observations about the solar system. But he could not prove them with evidence. Later it was some other scientists proved Galileo's observations. And the Pope's apology was for putting Galileo on house arrest for mocking Pope. You can cross-check the above facts and do your research. Bible verses quoted in this video are from the Book of Psalms and book Ecclesiastes...which are by definition Poetical books. If U read these books you will find Mountains clapping, Nature singing, and earth trembling before God. Why are you even finding science in those songs which are full of hyperbole and metaphors 🤦? Did you do the same thing in school examinations when they asked you to paraphrase Poetry or interpret portions from Shakespeare's play?

[@nazneentonse6768]

Excellent! Such an interesting video, thank you.

[@poleu600]

Seeing Christians accept some facts And think properly I understood why people call bjp hindus andhbhakts

[@bodiminds6571]

calling someone andhbhakt is derogatoery according to me , apologists or wokeism is everywhere , hence using a revered word like "bhakti" for mockery isnt appropriate , call them a hindu apologist

[@adampower9757]

Nice video 👍👍👍. Keep em coming

[@AAb-tp2ee]

The Roman Catholic Church is the only religious institution that allows scientific research and analysis on all approved miracles. The father of big bang theory is a belgium catholic priest Fr. Georges Lemaitre.

[@vibinwilson5555]

Brilliantly explained...!!

[@shannonmcnair8238]

I’m a Protestant Christian (shout out to my fellow Lutherans). I believe in God and Jesus’ resurrection but also a Heliocentric solar system, galaxies, science, physics, biology dinos etc stuff some Catholics don’t believe in (for some odd reason).

[@shreyasas3128]

You used science, biology and resurrection in the same sentence (?)

[@battlerushiromiya651]

It is Protestant who don't belive in this stuff more in my observation

[@shannonmcnair8238]

@@shreyasas3128 correct. There is a video that proves Jesus died and rose it’s really interesting.

[@apostate_indian]

I am also an Protestant christian from south india

[@apostate_indian]

@@shannonmcnair8238 can you tell me the channel name please

[@sunuvarghese4432]

Fact Check 1)Many think that Church executed Galileo for questioning the bible but that wasn't the case rather the matter was much more complex. Reality is Bible doesn't say anything about Geocentricism or Heliocentricism. The issue was not the Science Vs Bible. Actually Catholic Church of that time adopted the Aristotliean Philosophy which was against the Bible and Galileo was questioning the Church for that matter. Galileo was not executed but house arrested for mocking pope (this pope was a mathematician too). 2)In one of his book Galileo surely had made some observations about the solar system. But he could not prove them with evidence. Later it was some other scientists who proved Galileo's observations. And the Pope's apology was for putting Galileo in house arrest for mocking Pope. You can cross check the above facts and do Bible verses quoted in this video are from the Book of Psalms and book Ecclesiastes...which are by definition Poetical books. Why are you even finding science in those books? The Channel named 'The carpenter's desk' refuted your video on the story of God. Check it out.

[@sintovarghese]

Did you know the calendar that you are using now is developed by the church and scientist priest? On 04 October 1582, the Gregorian Calendar was implemented in most countries throughout #Europe, replacing the Julian Calendar. Pope Gregory XIII had instigated the reform, which the German 🇩🇪 Jesuit #mathematician Christopher Clavius gave its final touch. On behalf of the Pope, he set the first day of the #Gregorian Calendar as October 15, skipping ten days from the last day of the Julian #Calendar on October 4, in order to synchronize the new calendar with the seasons.

[@neeelknight7451]

3:39 "whatever the hell this is" 😂😂

[@sintovarghese]

Vatican Observatory is one of the oldest astronomical institutes in the world. The Vatican Observatory is an institution established by the Holy See for astronomical research and public outreach to advance the scientific understanding of our universe and one of the oldest active astronomical observatories in the world, with its roots going back to 1582 and the Gregorian reform of the calendar. In 1891 Pope Leo XIII formally re-founded the Specola Vaticana (Vatican Observatory) and located it on a hillside behind the dome of St. Peter's Basilica. And later Pope Pius XI moved the Observatory to Castel Gandolfo in the Alban Hills. Vatican observatory is using some of the world's most sophisticated and largest telescopes for research called VATT (Vatican Advanced Technology Telescope. The VATT uses some of the most advanced and innovative optics, electronics and mechanics available - helping to keep the Vatican in the forefront of astronomy. There were three early observatories founded by the Papacy: the Observatory of the Roman College (1774-1878), the Observatory of the Capitol (1827-1870), and the Specola Vaticana(1789-1821) within the Vatican. #UnfoldTheUniverse #Astronomy Vatican Observatory

[@sintovarghese]

Astronomical observatory in the Vatican even before Galileo. Its among the first scientific institutions

[@manojrenikunta2301]

Lol you took it too personal man! But the reality doesn’t change! All the good things you try to portray doesn’t change the true atrocities committed in blind faith. Remember humans first, next is religion. Thats why follow dharma and just access what is good and bad and see god in everyone. You dont need to back any religion or god!

[@sintovarghese]

@@manojrenikunta2301 i am responding to the narrative in the video that says church suppressed science. That is simply not true. So i gave multiple examples to back that. You can follow dharma, but salvation comes only through Jesus Christ. If you do all possible good in this world and still if you don't believe in Jesus Christ , you gain nothing. For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16

[@battlerushiromiya651]

@@manojrenikunta2301 Given that Dharma has led to not only the caste system but also the suppression and murder of those who opposed it( like Sri Basavanna) it is better to avoid Dharma.

[@tam_chris20]

@@battlerushiromiya651 appeal to consequnece

[@nikhilaradhya4088]

You got some cool video editing there. Hope you got a nice editor

[@tvgr8218]

I think you can make a video about Baghdad rise and the fall of the greatest scientific city something like that , it will be really interesting

[@jijovj3808]

I have a question. When a ball fall down we can't able to reverse it due to entropy.( It never go upwards automatically).They where can we see disorders in this situation?

[@arpitsingh1003]

Disorder at quantum level

[@warriorx86]

And today religion tries to seek validation from science.

[@nitishshetty2669]

Another awesome video. Good Job, Pranav!

[@sintovarghese]

Copernicus was a canon in the catholic Church, he brought the ideas of heliocentrism. He was not punished.

[@josephamal4225]

Can you make a video about Eucharistic miracles.

[@whatt57]

No wonder the medieval times are referred to as the "dark ages" by future generations. Imagine being a scientist during this time. Horrific!

[@puneetmaheshwari]

I only knew about Galileo but there are many other players thankyou

[@lokeshreddy194]

Did he publish the book one year before he died or he died one year after he published the book?

[@aaryankolekar6787]

Hey Pranav! Love your videos man, can you make a video Vedas?Like the actual science part from it, cause many people make claims like "the Vedas knew this already,science knows it now".

[@bhavikchuri]

Yeah that's a good suggestion. Cause everyone brags about veda's like it is the only scientific evidence we can look up to. They bring veda's in every argument.

[@taksh8989]

@The Warrior of Atheism(No Libralism anymore) 😂😂

[@taksh8989]

Vedas are not scientific texts

[@navneetkumar5268]

One practice that comes to our mind that is proven to be scientific is our marriage tradition following gotra system..that minimise any defect in offspring

[@EshwarKumar007]

@Hindus Gujarati were British Stooge ur id name says what kind of a phuktard u r... Go get a life mate

[@wolframsigma6]

A similar kind of secret underground science organisation allegedly started by Galileo to discuss scientific theories, that had members who were avid science supporters, was also mentioned in the book "Angels and Demons" by Dan Brown. Good read for science-fiction lovers in my opinion.

[@jebalkober6415]

Illuminati

[@albertbenny431]

Think you missed the fiction tag of that book

[@wolframsigma6]

@@albertbenny431 I think I mentioned that part at the end of the comment, but I can't expect everyone to read the entire comment till the end.

[@battlerushiromiya651]

Dan Browns books are fiction and even Dan Brown accepts it

[@wolframsigma6]

@@battlerushiromiya651 Bruh, I literally mentioned that at the end of the comment. I was just pointing out how cleverly Dan Brown used the information about Galileo to twist it into a sci-fi product.

[@rravitejamavr6650]

Giadarno Bruno's death is one of the most tragic one, he is a religious person just like everyone in Europe at the time and his primary heretic argument revolve around how limited the world in the Bible seems to him, it seemed so basic to him that his beautiful God's creation concern about such petty things that described. There should definitely be more beautiful things that await the discovery. I for one believe that no one should go past matriculation without watching COSMOS extensively and reading Richard Dawkins "The Magic of reality". It is essentially a crime that we subject our kids to such limited perspective.

[@AAb-tp2ee]

List of catholic priest who were scientists, biologists, mathematicians, geneticist, physicists, astronomers etc. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Catholic_clergy_scientists

[@tam_chris20]

@Hindus Gujarati were British Stooge how did they survive if church was systematically opposed to scinece

[@Mr.Nobody_007]

Do a video on Virgin Mary and her so-called Immaculate Conception.

[@loyisad1211]

That's like proving monkeys can fly and carry mountains 🥱

[@sintovarghese]

Another priest mathematician in 16th century. The priest mathematician known for his mathematical Grandi series and the Rose Curve - Fr. Luigi Guido Grandi (1 Oct 1671 - 4 July 1742). Fr. Guido Grandi was an Italian born monk, priest, philosopher, theologian, mathematician, and engineer. In 1694, Grandi was assigned as professor at the Camaldolese Monastery of St. Mary of the Angels in Florence. It was during this period he took an interest in mathematics. By 1707, however, Dom Grandi had developed such a reputation in the field of mathematics that he was named court mathematician to the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Cosimo III de Medici. In that post, he also worked as an engineer, being appointed Superintendent of Water for the Duchy, and in that capacity he was involved in the drainage of the Chiana Valley. In 1709 he visited England where he clearly impressed his colleagues there, as he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society. The University of Pisa named him Professor of Mathematics in 1714. In mathematics Grandi is best known for his work Flores geometrici (1728), studying the rose curve, a curve which has the shape of a petalled flower. He is also known for the infinite series 1 − 1 + 1 − 1 + .., called Grandi's series. It is a divergent series, meaning that it lacks a sum in the usual sense. On the other hand, its Cesàro sum is 1/2. He also Introduced Leibniz's work with Calculus to Italy.

[@sintovarghese]

The Fallopian tubes, also known as uterine tubes, salpinges (singular salpinx), or oviducts, are tubes that stretch from the uterus to the ovaries, and are part of the female reproductive system. The name comes from the Catholic priest and anatomist Fr. Gabriele Falloppio, for whom other anatomical structures are also named. Gabriele Falloppio (1523 - October 9, 1562) was an Italian Catholic priest and anatomist often known by his Latin name Fallopius. He was one of the most important anatomists and physicians of the sixteenth century, giving his name to the Fallopian tube. Falloppio's own work dealt mainly with the anatomy of the head. He added much to what was known before about the internal ear and described in detail the tympanum and its relations to the osseous ring in which it is situated. He also described minutely the circular and oval windows (fenestræ) and their communication with the vestibule and cochlea. He was the first to point out the connection between the mastoid cells and the middle ear. His description of the lacrimal ducts in the eye was a marked advance on those of his predecessors and he also gave a detailed account of the ethmoid bone and its cells in the nose. His contributions to the anatomy of the bones and muscles were very valuable. It was in myology particularly that he corrected Vesalius. He studied the reproductive organs in both sexes, and described the Fallopian tube, which leads from the ovary to the uterus and bears his name to this day. The aquaeductus Fallopii, the canal through which the facial nerve passes after leaving the auditory nerve, is also named after him. Falloppio’s contributions to neuroanatomy, however, are still of interest today due to attempts to better understand the structures he first found. He was interested in the sensory systems in the face. He centered his research on understanding the path of the nerves of the face and structures that lie in their tracks. Here, he left his name to two parts of the human face, only emphasizing his enormous influence on the study of the head. The facial canal was first described by Falloppio, who studied its path, structure, and contents. He also described the Fallopian hiatus, an opening in the anterosuperior part of the petrosal bone. His contributions to practical medicine were also important. He was the first to use an aural speculum for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the ear, and his writings on surgical subjects are still of interest.

[@sapandream]

Great work man 👍👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😘😘😍