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6 July, 06:46

Was copernicus belief in the heliocentric theory that the earth went around the sun supported by the church?

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  1. 6 July, 07:02
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    I wouldn’t think so since they don’t believe in the Big Bang theory + evolution (Darwinism) - although there is countless amounts of evidence to support both.
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