God and Reason in the Middle Ages

Exploring the transition from the late Middle Ages to the Age of Reason, this book delves into the intellectual shifts that laid the groundwork for modern thought. It highlights key figures and ideas that emerged during this transformative period, illustrating how early rationalism and humanism challenged traditional beliefs and set the stage for the Enlightenment. The narrative emphasizes the interconnectedness of historical developments and their lasting impact on contemporary philosophy and science.