FAQ About Giordano Bruno

Giordano Bruno's philosophy differed from that of his contemporaries largely due to his radical embrace of an infinite universe and the plurality of worlds, which contrasted sharply with the dominant Aristotelian and Ptolemaic geocentric universe models. While other thinkers of the time were beginning to explore heliocentrism, few advocated for an endless cosmos like Bruno. He also challenged the established religious doctrines, promoting a pantheistic view of God and universe that was not aligned with the Catholic Church.