What the west has experienced that the Middle East (and therefore Islamic cultures) did not experience was the 17th - 18th
century Age of Reason (also known as the Age of Enlightenment).
Not exact matches
Martinipaul — The
reason I actively oppose Christians is that you want to base 21st
Century social policy on a collection
of Bronze
Age myths from the Middle East.
I think it is sad that, in the 21st
Century, most major newspapers still carry astrology columns and that the Bronze
Age mythology
of Adam and Eve is still seen as true by about 40 %
of the country, but things are changing slowly, as the inevitable forces
of science and
reason pry open even the most firmly closed
of creationist minds.
The
Age of Reason in the late 18th
century pressed this approach even further, looking behind the scriptures to discover the historical reality.
The height
of modernity in the eighteenth
century is called the «
age of reason.»
The Enlightenment, the
Age of Reason, and the age of science of the 20th century made us the good part of what we a
Age of Reason, and the
age of science of the 20th century made us the good part of what we a
age of science
of the 20th
century made us the good part
of what we are.
An 18th -
century film with an 18th -
century viewpoint about the passion seething beneath the
Age of Reason.
In the federal government, Social Security's original retirement
age of 65 was updated almost half a
century after the initial act was passed (prompted mainly because
of fiscal
reasons).
(19th -
century cooling - based estimates for the
age of the earth were very inaccurate for this
reason.)