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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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If I were to start a thread and start saying that VB.NET is stupid, some VB.NET developers would get offended but some C# programmers will find it witty
If all you said was that VB.Net was stupid then I doubt anyone would find it witty. If you were to crack one of your usual puns at the same time then it would be witty. I honestly can't see anything on his site that would constitute wit. I'm not arguing that we shouldn't be allowed to offend, but if your only purpose is to offend then you are just plain offensive.
Comedy is a grey area because a great deal of comedy is offensive. I don't have a problem with that. But, in all honesty, I don't see anything on that guy's site that even comes close to humour.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
No, that was my point, though implicit, I should've mentioned it. Insulting VB.NET with wit. Insult anything with wit. I did find it witty. You find it offensive.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Originally Posted by
FunkyDexter
If all you said was that VB.Net was stupid then I doubt anyone would find it witty. If you were to crack one of your usual puns at the same time then it would be witty. I honestly can't see anything on his site that would constitute wit. I'm not arguing that we shouldn't be allowed to offend, but if your only purpose is to offend then you are just plain offensive.
Comedy is a grey area because a great deal of comedy is offensive. I don't have a problem with that. But, in all honesty, I don't see anything on that guy's site that even comes close to humour.
To be Witty, will usually be offensive to someone.
Constituting wit
To have one's wits about one is to be alert and capable of quick reasoning.
Witty remarks may be intentionally cruel (as in many epigrams), and perhaps more ingenious than funny.
A witticism also suggests the diminutive. Repartee is the wit of the quick answer and capping comment: the snappy comeback and neat retort.
Shakespeare, who admonished pretension with the phrase "Better a witty fool than a foolish wit". It may combine word play with conceptual thinking, as a kind of verbal display requiring attention, without intending to be laugh-aloud funny; in fact wit can be a thin disguise for more poignant feelings/opinions/truths that are being versified.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Originally Posted by
EntityX
5ms don't be so shy about posting in this thread and come on I know you can do better than 4 consecutive posts.
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
EntityX, Sorry, I try!, and try!, try!, try!, and try again!, So So Sorry!:blush:,
I program in binary, and with only 3 keys (1,0,ENTER) on the keyboard, you would think it would be quicker, but it's not.
+ quick responses from Forum Members, and doing a little work :eek: in-between posts, will I do try.:D
+ I'm shy. ;)
+ I get,
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:eek: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Originally Posted by
mendhak
No, that was my point, though implicit, I should've mentioned it. Insulting VB.NET with wit. Insult anything with wit. I did find it witty. You find it offensive.
Please! add to your posts.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Originally Posted by
5ms?
Please! add
to your posts.
That's one of those new-fangled vb tags, isn't it? I refuse to change my programming ways. Line numbers haven't failed me yet.
I find the whole "this way is better" horrendously offensive
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
Some people believe that god exists(like me). Some know there is a god, just dosnt want to believe because they dont want to be juged for the way they are. They dont want to change themself. I KNOW there is a god. He has blessed me, and given me strength. I have seen his works in the world that he made. And on top of that, not one person ever alive has been able to find proof that counterdicks anything in the Bible. And nobody ever will. That right there would be more than enough proof to believe. But some people just dont want to change.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Originally Posted by
5ms?
I'm confused.
So I made My breath, and of My own free will.
I'm convinced! that someone great made My breath, that someone is (Me!).
You did not create those, God has given them to you for you to use in your own discretion.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Originally Posted by
5ms?
C# is lame, to be a programmer you need to program in Assembly, and to be a rill programmer then you need to program in binary.
I may argue with you about the existence of God but that one I just cannot disagree with. :)
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
What turns me off religion is the concept of worship. If there is a superior being that created everything, then despite what it has done, if it would actually want to be worshiped, then I have no respect for it.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Lord Orwell
That's one of those new-fangled vb tags, isn't it? I refuse to change my programming ways. Line numbers haven't failed me yet.
I find the whole "this way is better" horrendously offensive
Lord Orwell, So So Sorry!
I didn't mean to Offend you.
And yes, I think:confused:, it's a vb tag
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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dee-u
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Originally Posted by 5ms?
I'm confused.
So I made My breath, and of My own free will.
I'm convinced! that someone great made My breath, that someone is (Me!).
You did not create those, God has given them to you for you to use in your own discretion.
1. The air inhaled and exhaled in respiration.
2. The act or process of breathing; respiration.
3. The capacity to breathe, especially in a natural and unlabored manner: shortness of breath.
4. Spirit or vitality; life.
5. A single respiration: a deep breath.
6. Exhaled air, as evidenced by vapor, odor, or heat.
7. A momentary pause or rest.
8.
a. A momentary stirring of air.
b. A slight gust of fragrant air.
9. A trace or suggestion: a breath of scandal.
10. A softly spoken sound; a whisper.
11. Linguistics Exhalation of air without vibration of the vocal cords
out of breath
Breathing with difficulty, as from exertion; gasping.
Breathing is the process that takes oxygen in and carbon dioxide out of the body. Aerobic organisms require oxygen to release energy via respiration, in the form of the metabolism of energy-rich molecules such as glucose. The medical term for normal relaxed breathing is eupnea.
Breathing is only part of the processes that deliver oxygen to where it is needed in the body and remove carbon dioxide. The process of gas exchange occurs in the alveoli by passive diffusion of gases between the alveolar gas and the blood passing by in the lung capillaries. Once these dissolved gases are in the blood, the heart powers their flow around the body (via the circulatory system).
In addition to removing carbon dioxide, breathing results in loss of water from the body. Exhaled air has a relative humidity of 100% because of water diffusing across the moist surface of breathing passages and alveoli.
In mammals, breathing in, or inhaling, is usually an active movement, with the contraction of the diaphragm muscle. This is known as negative pressure breathing. Normally, the diaphragm's relaxed position recoiled (decreasing the thoracic volume) whereas in the contracted position it is pulled downwards (increasing the thoracic volume). This process works in conjunction with the intercostal muscles connected to the rib cage. Contraction of these muscles lifts the rib cage, thus aiding in increasing the thoracic volume. Relaxation of the diaphragm compresses the lungs, effectively decreasing their volume while increasing the pressure inside them.
The intercostal muscles simultaneously relax, further decreasing the volume of the lungs. With a pathway to the mouth or nose clear, this increased pressure forces air out of the lungs. Conversely, contraction of the diaphragm increases the volume of the (partially empty) lungs, decreasing the pressure inside, which creates a partial vacuum. Environmental air then follows its pressure gradient down to fill the lungs.
I'm confused:confused:
Were does god come in to the breath???
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Originally Posted by
Gamemaster1494
Some people believe that god exists(like me). Some know there is a god, just dosnt want to believe because they dont want to be juged for the way they are. They dont want to change themself. I KNOW there is a god. He has blessed me, and given me strength. I have seen his works in the world that he made. And on top of that, not one person ever alive has been able to find proof that counterdicks anything in the Bible. And nobody ever will. That right there would be more than enough proof to believe. But some people just dont want to change.
Gamemaster1494, long time no see, good to see you.
But
This thread is for,
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[Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
Not for, Why do you believe that god exists
I made this thread for the people that believe god exists([Not so Serious]Why do you believe that god exists )
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Originally Posted by
AsmIscool
but that one I just cannot disagree with. :)
You don't say agree,
But still that's just not right!
It's So So So Wrong!!!
:wave:
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Originally Posted by
EntityX
5ms don't be so shy about posting in this thread and come on I know you can do better than 4 consecutive posts.
Ok?:D
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
:wave:
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Please! add
to your posts.
Now that's wit.:lol:
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Originally Posted by
FunkyDexter
Now that's wit.:lol:
Thank you.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
Nonessential trivia: This thread is now up to 36th on the list of Chit Chat threads with the most replies.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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5ms?
No......!
Because it's gods will, you have to do it, like dee-u says,
god's hand is evident in ever thing.
We do not have free will, we think We do, but We don't.
Even My breathing is not free will, it's gods will.
So if I go kill someone then it was God's will that I do that? In other words "thou shalt not kill unless I tell you to"? How about if we take it 6,000,000 steps further and I'm Hitler. Did God make me do that?
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5ms?
oh. sorry about that.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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PeteD
What turns me off religion is the concept of worship. If there is a superior being that created everything, then despite what it has done, if it would actually want to be worshiped, then I have no respect for it.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!
Just when you think it's safe. Now I gotta go change my shorts!
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Originally Posted by
5ms?
You don't say agree,
But still that's just not right!
It's So So So Wrong!!!
:wave:
if(!asm & witch ==wooden) then OPTION EXPLICIT & burn the lot of them because they float.
Is that better?
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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AsmIscool
if(!asm & witch ==wooden) then OPTION EXPLICIT & burn the lot of them because they float.
Is that better?
01011001 01100101 01110011,:D
01100010 01100101 01110100 01110100 01100101 01110010.:thumb:
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Originally Posted by
Gamemaster1494
oh. sorry about that.
Don't be sorry, I'm not.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
My mum died, I was told, god wonted her with him.
When someone doesn't die, they say god isn't ready for them.
Babies/ children, You did not create those, god did.
Thus If!!!! it's gods will, when life begins, or when the state that follows life ends(Death),
god created it, god terminated it,
Then it can not be your will, it's gods will!!!
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MartinLiss
So if I go kill someone then it was God's will that I do that? In other words "thou shalt not kill unless I tell you to"? How about if we take it 6,000,000 steps further and I'm Hitler. Did God make me do that?
So if You go kill someone then, must be gods will.
6,000,000+, must be gods will.
god is ready for them.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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EntityX
Nonessential trivia: This thread is now up to 36th on the list of Chit Chat threads with the most replies.
And is now up to 35th on the list of Chit Chat threads with the most Views.:cool:
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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EntityX
Nonessential trivia: This thread is now up to 36th on the list of Chit Chat threads with the most replies.
We have 5ms to thank for that.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
i believe in god & jesus the trinity the virgin mary ect
i also believe that god created the universe and that it was done in 7 days...
i believe that god has a plan for everyone and i have felt it in my own life
i know where i am going when i die ... to heaven and i hope to see you all there someday
remember
jesus said
deny me here on earth ill deny you at the gates of heaven (not really in those words but you get the point)
i dont goto chuch like i should i dont pray as much as i should i smoke pot i cuss i drink but the beauty of it is that i can ask for forgivness
god gave us human will its up to you what you want to believe im not one to push religion on anyone the way i see it to each his own
but me ...i believe and always will jesus is my savior
but i do not think anyone is bad because of their beliefs
and if you have read the bible hell doesnt sound very fun to me id rather be in heaven
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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dee-u
It does seem that a lot of VBF members does not believe in God's existence and I am curious why.
I personally believe in God.
I think some people who don't believe in God are looking for some kind of certainty, but it does not exist anywhere. Science is uncertain, mathematics is uncertain, religion is uncertain, and life is uncertain. Uncertainty is a fact of life, but many people struggle to deal with it.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Charlie Stallings
i believe in god & jesus the trinity the virgin mary ect
i also believe that god created the universe and that it was done in 7 days...
i believe that god has a plan for everyone and i have felt it in my own life
i know where i am going when i die ... to heaven and i hope to see you all there someday
remember
jesus said
deny me here on earth ill deny you at the gates of heaven (not really in those words but you get the point)
i dont goto chuch like i should i dont pray as much as i should i smoke pot i cuss i drink but the beauty of it is that i can ask for forgivness
god gave us human will its up to you what you want to believe im not one to push religion on anyone the way i see it to each his own
but me ...i believe and always will jesus is my savior
but i do not think anyone is bad because of their beliefs
and if you have read the bible hell doesnt sound very fun to me id rather be in heaven
That's odd, I have heard people say such things in the Middle-East, but about a completely different prophet.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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dee-u
We have 5ms to thank for that.
To dee-u, and all Members,
You're welcome. :blush:
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Have a nice day.
Regards 5ms.
:wave:
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I think some people who don't believe in God are looking for some kind of certainty, but it does not exist anywhere
I would have said the opposite, those who believe in God are often looking for some kind of Certainty, as Religion is has been fairly unchanging in its core beliefs for 2000 odd years.
Science is uncertain and some people struggle with the fact that somethings are not written in stone but change with our level of understanding.
Also Science allow us to challenge its theories and concepts and refine them and even debunk them and replace them with new theories as our knowledge expands.
Religion does not allow this, its beliefs and concept are not up for discussion they have been written therefore they are.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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NeedSomeAnswers
I would have said the opposite, those who believe in God are often looking for some kind of Certainty, as Religion is has been fairly unchanging in its core beliefs for 2000 odd years.
Science is uncertain and some people struggle with the fact that somethings are not written in stone but change with our level of understanding.
Also Science allow us to challenge its theories and concepts and refine them and even debunk them and replace them with new theories as our knowledge expands.
Religion does not allow this, its beliefs and concept are not up for discussion they have been written therefore they are.
Well said
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Maven
I personally believe in God.
I think some people who don't believe in God are looking for some kind of certainty, but it does not exist anywhere. Science is uncertain, mathematics is uncertain, religion is uncertain, and life is uncertain. Uncertainty is a fact of life, but many people struggle to deal with it.
It's good to know that Doctor Evil believes in God.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
the catholic diefication and sainthood stuff particularly annoys me. Is it up to humans to determine who gets in heaven? Excommunication is another fun topic. "don't let him in heaven god. we don't want him there"
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Lord Orwell
Is it up to humans to determine who gets in heaven? Excommunication is another fun topic. "don't let him in heaven god. we don't want him there"
:eek:
I'm a saint, but I don't want to be there. :down:
god:duck: annoys me. :down:
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
PeteD AND Maven? What is it with this thread that brings back the lost?
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Lord Orwell
the catholic diefication and sainthood stuff particularly annoys me. Is it up to humans to determine who gets in heaven? Excommunication is another fun topic. "don't let him in heaven god. we don't want him there"
Those are not based on the Bible so I don't believe in those things also.
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Re: [Serious]Why are you not a believer of the existence of God
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Originally Posted by
5ms?
My mum died, I was told, god wonted her with him.
When someone doesn't die, they say god isn't ready for them.
Babies/ children, You did not create those, god did.
So what you are saying, babies don't have mothers and fathers? Because i am fairly certain that if i never have sex, i won't have a child.
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Originally Posted by
NeedSomeAnswers
I would have said the opposite, those who believe in God are often looking for some kind of Certainty, as Religion is has been fairly unchanging in its core beliefs for 2000 odd years.
Science allow us to challenge its theories and concepts and refine them and even debunk them and replace them with new theories as our knowledge expands.
Religion does not allow this, its beliefs and concept are not up for discussion they have been written therefore they are.
The church used to swear we are the center of creation. It no longer does that as Galileo proved different (he was excommunicated by the way).
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dee-u
Those are not based on the Bible so I don't believe in those things also.
most catholic doctorines are made up. That doesn't stop them being enforced every sunday.
I would also add, that if someone were to read a catholic bible, they would find books that aren't in the other versions. There is a lot of teachings from the years of jesus, and a whole lot of them just never made entry into the bible. The King James version left out books that God wasn't mentioned in, lowering the book count by 4. There are also other gospels that were never included because they differed too much from the view the church wanted people to have of christianity and Jesus in general. And the book they left in: Romans, is really telling of how they did it. "we don't want the religion to be inaccessible by non-hebrews, so we'll leave out this and this. A smaller tithe will help, etc." Original teaching? Give EVERYTHING to the church and work for it. If you really think about that though, if every single person in the world did this, they would all starve to death because no one would actualy be working and no one would be left to mooch off of. It was exactly like a pyramid scheme when it first started.
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The church used to swear we are the center of creation. It no longer does that as Galileo proved different (he was excommunicated by the way).
At the time Galileo came out with his theories he was denounced by the church and told to recant his views.
When he then wrote another book further expanding on the Heliocentric view of universe he was handed over to the inquisition, found suspect of heresy and spent the rest of his life under house arrest. During that time the church also banned his book on the subject.
It was only much later that the church dropped its opposition to the Heliocentric view of the universe.
