Given what you know about that time period, how do you think the Catholic Church ruled in Galileos case? Why?

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They were against him because they didn't want the people to question religion over science.

Gunay Anach answered Jul 23, 2017

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They were against him because they did not want to question religion and were against science.

Sudz answered Jul 25, 2017

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