Galileo and His Judges #459168

Galileo and His Judges by F.J. Wegg-Prosser explores the dramatic trial of Galileo Galilei, revealing the profound conflict between scientific discovery and institutional authority in 17th-century Europe. The book examines the intricate dynamics between Galileo’s groundbreaking ideas, the Catholic Church’s dogma, and the political forces of the time. Wegg-Prosser provides a thoughtful analysis of the key figures and cultural tensions that shaped the trial, offering a compelling narrative of one of history’s pivotal moments in the struggle for intellectual freedom and progress.