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To change the world you must prove the Roman church wrong with evidence because everyone at this time believed in Catholicism. Also, if you wanted to change the world you also had to risk your life, because the church could just take you to court and get you arrested or killed.

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They had to prove the roman church wrong because the church declined most of the scientific discoveries so they also need evidence if they had a chance in the church to belive them

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It took a lot for Renaissance Scientists to change their world.One of the main things was proof. Some people believed them instead of the church. Those people helped out a lot on getting info to back the scientist.

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It took only a few peoples ideas based on their studies and the others around them to finally realize they were right.Though lots of people must have had to disagree and work together to finally make it known.Galileo really worked hard to get the message out there about his scientific beliefs

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It took the Renaissance Scientists getting wrongfully punished by heresy to change the world because the people thought that they were wrong, and they might've gotten curious about what was being proven "wrong" and then they found out the Church was wrong

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Using my knowledge of the Scientific Revolution, it took a whole lot of determination, failing, and knowledge for the Renaissance Scientists to ‘change their world’

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It took them a lot of evidence and support so they can prove themselves right and the Catholic Church wrong. They needed this because the Catholic Church usually denied what the scientists said because it would weaken the church. They needed the core evidence and reasoning so that they can't get denied and accused of heresy from the Catholic Church.

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Sera Michel-What it takes to change the world

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Sera Michel-What it takes to change the world

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To change the world you must first understand what the world is currently like. For example, in the renaissance people got their information from the church. When scientists found evidence that what their source of information isn't true, then they will start to question and listen to them. Galileo found proof of a heliocentric universe and Robert Boyle proves that weather is caused by air pressure and not on God's mood with you. Once people's trust is weakened, they turned to Bacon and Descartes to change the way they think.

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They had to prove the Roman Catholic Church wrong because everyone followed the church and the church denied most scientific discoveries. They also needed to provide evidence to the church to prove them wrong.

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they had to prove the roman catholic church wrong

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It took tools like the telescope ,it also took people to believe that the church is not always right.

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It took a lot of work and determination of the scientists to prove the Catholic Church wrong. It took them looking into theories and deep into research to find out truth to finally prove the church wrong. However, as a detriment of proving the church wrong, they were more than likely convicted of heresy, because the church believed that they were always right.

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It took took factual evidence, supporters and disagreeing with the church to change their world.

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It took took factual evidence, supporters and disagreeing with the church to change their world.

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To change their world they had to do research so they could get factual evidence like Galileo did to try and say the earth orbited the sun.

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It took the Renaissance Scientists to stand up to the church and not be afraid. For example, Galileo had to stand up to the church and prove the theory that we revolve around the moon and that the church was wrong. He was not afraid and was charged with heresy. It took a lot of knowledge to come up with and create these inventions and theory's such as the telescope and Copernicus's heliocentric theory about how the orbits work.

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It took a bunch of nerdy bois, facts, and courage (as in disagreeing with the church)  to change the world. For example, people thought that the Earth was the center of the universe. This was not true, however. Galileo proved that the sun was the center of our solar system by redesigning the telescope. The church threw a hissy fit and banned Galileo's books because he disagreed with the church.

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It took Renaissance Scientists taking time and questioning things before saying it is true. The Scientific Method is based on this. Most of the discoveries made were people questioning what the church said, and used the scientific to see what actually was true.

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It took Renaissance Scientists to change their world by proving the Roman Catholic Church wrong. They knew that god wasn't the reason why good and bad things happened. For example, scientists created the thermometer to check someone's temperature when they are sick, rather than saying that God was punishing them for their sins. The Renaissance Scientists also proved the Roman Catholic Church wrong by supporting heliocentric theory. Galileo made telescopes more clear so he would be able to support heliocentric theory, and to explain to the Catholics  that the Earth was not God's favorite creation and that the Earth was not the center of the universe.

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It took going against the Catholic Churchs beliefs, also they needed evidence to prove what people were saying  wasn't right and show the facts. Copernicus was the one that came up with the theory of the Sun being the center of the universe. Galileo proved that right ;by redesigning the telescope.

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It took many things that involved going against the 'original' beliefs and thinking outside the box. It also took rebellion such as when the 95 thesis was nail to the front of the church. During the Renaissance anything that was different from what the church told you was wrong.

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It took a lot of support and factual evidence because they had to defy the church and they needed support to do that. They also needed evidence so if the church or someone told them they were wrong, they had evidence to prove that they were not lying. They also had to prove the church wrong which was a big thing because back then, the church was always right. If someone were to claim that the Earth revolved around the Sun, they would be accused of heresy and sentenced to house arrest which as you may know, did happen to Galileo. It was a big deal to try to prove the chruch wrong and many people from the scientific revolution did, even if they were told to back of because the chruch was scared of them. These people told the church and all of it's believers that sickness was caused by germs and bacteria, not just because god was punishing them for sins. They also created shots, and medicine to cure sickness and make people live longer due to better health. These scientists showed people how the world really was through research and knowledge and I don't think that the world would be the same today without the scientific revoulution.

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It took facts, supporters, and going against the church to change the world. They had to go against their original beliefs to prove things to the church. They needed the church's support.

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It took theories, evidence, and going against the Church for Renaissance Scientist to 'change their world'. Nicolaus Copernicus came up with the idea that the Sun is the center of the universe, but had no evidence to support his claim. Galileo supported him and found evidence. He ended up being accused of heresy, and was put on house arrest. The Church finally said that they were wrong because modern science further supported Nicolaus and Galileo.