The Effect of Negative Christian Reactions to Pagan Thought

The Effect of Negative Christian Reactions to Pagan Thought
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The adverse Christian reactions to pagan thought suppress new knowledge because the society chooses to stay with what they are accustomed to and frown upon any dissenting thought like that of Aristotle. The condemnation of Aristotelian natural philosophy sees to it that those that subscribe to the latest thought of an eternity of the world, unicity of intellect, and that void is impossible among many other Aristotelian propositions are considered heretics, and this labeling and ex-communication calls become instrumental in watering down the efforts of philosophers in creating new knowledge. These calls affected the masters and bachelor students in Paris because the concerned authorities would warn those subscribing to contrasting thoughts that touch on both faith and philosophy rather than the agreed dogmas to revoke their error and heresy wi...