No, I'm saying the most important discoveries were made in the Christian West. Why? Because Christianity is a unifying worldview - the entire universe is ordered by God so that man can comprehend it to a certain extent. Under hinduism, buddhism, taoism, etc., there is no unified worldview, therefore, broad theories cannot develop. Simple. The Romans didn't really discover anything - they were good architects and engineers, that is about it. The Greeks did come up with some important mathematical theories (Euclidian Geometry, etc.), but the biggest theories were after Christianity took hold, after the "scientific method" was developed. Who developed that by the way? And why don't evolutionists follow it?
If you'd like to discuss this, why not respond to post #3199?