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Question 3 (2 points) It was a dangerous time to contradict the church when Descartes was writing-- especially since his ideas supported many of Galileo's. Descartes managed to disseminate his ideas without being accused of heresy by embedding them in a physics textbook, which he dedicated to the church. True False

          Question 3 (2 points)
It was a dangerous time to contradict the church when Descartes was writing--
especially since his ideas supported many of Galileo's. Descartes managed to
disseminate his ideas without being accused of heresy by embedding them in a
physics textbook, which he dedicated to the church.
True
False

Question 3 (2 points)
It was a dangerous time to contradict the church when Descartes was writing–
especially since his ideas supported many of Galileo's. Descartes managed to
disseminate his ideas without being accused of heresy by embedding them in a
physics textbook, which he dedicated to the church.
True
False

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05/11/2023

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Step 1: It was indeed a dangerous time to contradict the church during Descartes' time, as the church held significant power and influence over society and could punish those who went against its teachings. Show more…

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Question 3 (2 points) It was a dangerous time to contradict the church when Descartes was writing-especially since his ideas supported many of Galileo's. Descartes managed to disseminate his ideas without being accused of heresy by embedding them in a physics textbook, which he dedicated to the church. True False Question3(2 points) It was a dangerous time to contradict the church when Descartes was writing-- especially since his ideas supported many of Galileo's.Descartes managed to disseminate his ideas without being accused of heresy by embedding them in a physics textbook,which he dedicated to the church. True False