If Earth goes around the Sun, as we can see by looking through a telescope?

Question

and making some mathematical observations,

do some calculus,

carry the two, 365,

yep it all checks out.

Does it matter what religion the person who first looked through the telescope was?

Answer 1

Of course it matters, otherwise we wouldn't know which religious organization to report the heresy to!!

/humor

Answer 2

Everyone knows that Galileo was the first person that looked through a telescope and he was a peeping tom that wanted to watch his neighbor's wife taking a bath.

Since the first telescope was blury, Galileo polished the glass so much in an attempt to see his neighbor's curves and other details. But in the end, he ended up seeing the stars twice because the telescope lens were so much polished that he saw planets and stars. The second time he saw the stars he didn't use a telescope; his neighbor's husband punched him so hard when he found Galileo using the telescope to watch his wife.

Answer 3

If you look through a telescope at the sun, you have bigger problems OUCH! What are you thinking?

Answer 4

Religious people don't understand the claims science has on truth though it fears them.

They don't understand things like reason, logic evidence... they really don't. They attack science but if science ever proved one of their religious tenets instead of disproving their ridiculous creation myth you can bet they'd seize on it and say 'THIS PROVES IT' when up until then they'd rejected everything it said.

They're ignorant hypocritical scum, arent they?

Answer 5

It did to Galileo and he nearly paid the ultimate price.

Answer 6

Curiosity is a very curious thing.

Wouldn't you agree?

Answer 7

Nope. Religion tells us WHAT God did. Science tells us HOW he did it.

Answer 8

Nope, not at all.

ME

Answer 9

No.

Answer 10

HERESY!