Culture and Science in the Renaissance Church, in the form of constructive criticism. He wrote “The "Manual of the Erasmo de Rotterdam Christian Knight", with which Humanism He was deeply christian he became the first pacifist in He believed that the history thanks to his theory Church of his time needed of "you should not pay Tomás Moro a DEEP reform to end attention to what separates Humanists irregularities ,like for us, but what unites us" A great cultural example He was a deeply Christian The sale and purchase and Characteristics humanist. His most relevant of ecclesiastical titles to intellectual Maquiavelo work is "Utopia", in which he men without a religious movement of describes what the ideal society vocation the of the Renaissance should be 16th century. The love of A great spirit like. The hypocrisy of the high knowledge of enquiry His work "The Prince" clergy, who did not live The revival of Was based on describes the ideal of the according to what they Classical Antiquity the study of the Renaissance king, who should preached . Human Being. be firm, strong and inflexible Humanists believed that a To understand the person´s prestige not only world by Through the study depended on their wealth personal reflection Humanist developed of Greek and Latin and power, but also on their and scientific an Anthropocentric texts. Humanists education They were experts experiments. world view as an encouraged them in various fields. For alternative to the God- use of Latin and example, Leonardo da Vinci centred world view of Greek. was a painter , but also medieval Christians studied anatomy, botany and (Geocentric). mechanics.