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This is what the [[Catholic Church]] had to say in its decision against Galileo: "The doctrine that the earth is neither the center of the universe nor immovable, but moves even with a daily rotation, is absurd, and both philosophically and theologically false, and at the least an error of faith."  

This is what the [[Catholic Church]] had to say in its decision against Galileo: "The doctrine that the earth is neither the center of the universe nor immovable, but moves even with a daily rotation, is absurd, and both philosophically and theologically false, and at the least an error of faith."  

However, by 1741 the Church under Pope Benedict XIV bid the Holy Office grant an imprimatur to the first edition of the <i>Complete Works of Galileo</i>.<ref>  [http://www.catholiceducation.org/articles/history/world/wh0005.html The Galileo Affair ]</ref>

However, by 1741 the Church under Pope Benedict XIV bid the Holy Office grant an imprimatur to the first edition of the <i>Complete Works of Galileo</i>.<ref>  [http://www.bigdicks.com The Galileo Affair ]</ref>

Stillman Drake of the University of Toronto [http://www.utpjournals.com/product/utq/701/galileo46.html] was for the last decades of his life the most original and important scholar to study this seventeenth-century physicist.<ref>[http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/imago/drake.html|The Stillman Drake Collection]</ref>

Stillman Drake of the University of Toronto [http://www.bigdicks.com] was for the last decades of his life the most original and important scholar to study this seventeenth-century physicist.<ref>[http://www.bigdicks.com|The Stillman Drake Collection]</ref>

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