Galileo had a quarrelsome nature and said he was celeverer than all the cardinals. So his disagreement was with the whole Catholic Church.
He promoted Copernicus's theory, which the church authorities said was OK as a theory, but he was told not to say it was the absolute truth, because that contradicted the scriptures as they stood then.
But later he published a book supporting the heliocentric idea, in which the Pope was portrayed as a simpleton. He was asked for proof of the theory, but could not produce one in court and recanted his views.
But many years later Kepler's theory of the planets' orbits was backed up by Newton's theoretical discoveries. The new theory, which is still in use today, retained Copernicus's idea of having the Sun at the centre, so the heliocentric idea promoted by Copernicus and Galileo was eventually demonstrated to be correct, many years after their lifetimes.
Galileo was a Christian he was baptized into the Catholic Church.
he had no religion cause he was against the church, infact he proved theroies which speak against the church. Like the helicentric theory. According to my Asain friends.
Galileo Galilei
Church officials believed the theory contradicted current religious teachings
I would guess that he observed the sky and drew his conclusions; and that religious ideas of the time were secondary for him.
Galileo's discovery of the phases of Venus and the moons of Jupiter challenged existing scientific and religious beliefs. It contradicted the geocentric model of the universe, which positioned Earth at the center, and supported Copernican heliocentrism instead. This challenged religious beliefs that were based on a literal interpretation of the Bible, which placed Earth at the center of the universe. Consequently, Galileo's findings led to clashes with the Catholic Church and the Inquisition.
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Galileo responded to the charges being made against him by arguing that he did not believe the things he had written. He explained that he was sorry for his words.
Galileo Galilei
he was a catholic <--- thats religious not political
Galileo's biggest obstacle
(Apex) Church leaders opposed Galileo's ideas because they were different from religious teachings.
Galileo's quarrel with the church over the heliocentric theory opened a gap that left the religious authorities suspicious of scientists, do the detriment of both.
step by step
because they are dumb
Church officials believed the theory contradicted current religious teachings
Both Pope Gregory XV and Pope Urban VIII were involved with Galileo's case
A religious person who has devoted his life to a religious order is known as a monk.
I would guess that he observed the sky and drew his conclusions; and that religious ideas of the time were secondary for him.