Just as an aside, the Bible never taught geocentricity. It did deal with appearances, as we still do today with the words "sunrise" and "sunset." And it had phrases that were poetic, "The world is firmly established. It can not be moved." (1 Chronicles 16:30, Psalm 96:10, and Psalm 104:5) But still God sent earthquakes at various points, so it was not positing an Earth that never moves. Earth can be the center of God's attention, because mankind is there, without it being the center of the cosmos (however such a thing could be defined).

The Medieval Roman Church had many teachings that did not align with Scripture, which eventually got corrected by the Reformation. Some of them were accidental, like geocentricity. Others were more malign, like saying you are saved by the good works that you do, rather than by the grace of God manifesting through your faith in Jesus Christ, with his perfect life and sacrificial death.

One more note: beauty isn't a criterion for truth. Geocentricity looks like a bunch of Spirograph drawings, which are indeed beautiful. Heliocentricity is beautiful in its simplicity, and explanatory ability. But is this a theological issue? No, it was a human interpretation and control issue for the Roman Church, which was hyper-controlling and hypocritical (consider the scandalous lives of the Popes).

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