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Carl Soto

7 January, 11:39

Why did the findings of Galileo frighten Catholic and Protestant leaders?

a) His findings supported the theories of Aristotle.

b) His findings led him to rebel against the Cardinals.

c) His findings did not support the Copernican theory.

d) His findings went against Church teaching and authority.

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