There was very little separation between science and religion in the Middle Ages. There were no public schools. Science courses were mostly taught by monks, or by traveling tutors who had been taught by monks.
The very idea that the sun revolved around the earth, despite copious evidence to the contrary, stems from a religious viewpoint.
In Asia, a great deal of education also revolved around monasteries, and all of that education was similarly infused with religion (e.g., Buddhism).
The very idea that the sun revolved around the earth, despite copious evidence to the contrary, stems from a religious viewpoint.
In Asia, a great deal of education also revolved around monasteries, and all of that education was similarly infused with religion (e.g., Buddhism).