略论西方近代科学、哲学与宗教分离的现代意义（On the modern significance of the separation of modern science, philosophy and religion in the West）.docVIP

略论西方近代科学、哲学与宗教分离的现代意义（On the modern significance of the separation of modern science, philosophy and religion in the West） On the modern significance of the separation of modern science, philosophy and religion in the West [author] Zhao Gedong Abstract the struggle against religious theology is a profound and lasting prerequisite for the development of modern western history. The reformation in sixteenth Century, the enlightenment and the bourgeois revolution in 17 and eighteenth Century overthrew the church system and destroyed the feudal foundation of its existence. But in the realm of thought, the complete separation of religion and theology from belief and idea was accomplished by modern science and philosophy. The development of science has broken the myth of religious theology; the progress of philosophy has changed the epistemological foundation of the world outlook, thus making religious theology lost its reason for existence. The triumph of science and philosophy towards religion was the most serious and widespread ideological enlightenment in modern times, and it was the most profound and extensive victory of reason and science. Modern western science, philosophy and religion of separation and obtain complete independence of the premise of nineteenth Century to twentieth Century of western modern history to prepare the necessary progress, and at the same time constitute the western development of modern thought and reference. 1. modern Europe generally refers to the period from the middle of the fifteenth Century to the end of the Italy Renaissance to the French Revolution in the late eighteenth Century. In this historical period, there are many differences between peoples thoughts and ideas and their ideas in the middle ages. Among them, the two most important, that is, the prestige of the church declined, and the prestige of science gradually increased. The difference between the two sides is entirely related to these two points. [1] it should be said th