THE EARTHMOVERS: Were we to re-read our prologue once again; knowing with certainty that no science has falsified the geocentric revelation, we would witness how the Devil brought about a shocking loss of faith by popes, cardinals, bishops, priests and laity, since that U-turn began in 1741. No wonder then that the demise of the Catholic faith as an influence over the peoples of the earth accelerated as the doctrine of the Earthmovers advanced, diluting not only the words of the Bible but removing a crucial link to Almighty God that He had placed in His Creation as certain visible evidence of His existence.
Thomas Kuhn wrote a book called The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. He distinguished between normal science when research goes on using an accepted theory, or paradigm, and the times of crisis when there is a switch to a new and incommensurable paradigm….
These ideas have also been applied to theology, and the Second Vatican Council has been given as an example. (Peter Hodgson: Catholic Herald, 4th February, 2000.)
Here then is the truth of it; the Church of the 17th century was never proven or shown to be in error, not in its interpretation of Scripture, not in its metaphysics or philosophy, be it theological or natural, not in its 1616 papal decree, not in its judgement at Galileo’s trial, nor in its 1870 dogma of infallibility, as Fr Roberts argued in 1887. The true order of the cosmos was then and remains a matter beyond the reach of man’s empirical method, created thus by God no doubt. Unlike natural philosophy or modern science that has divorced itself from any preternatural or divine cause responsible for the creation or workings of natural things, and can dismiss the unattainable for what it believes has been proven enough, the Church is bound by its dogmas, doctrines and its own guarantees of divine protection from error when ruling on matters pertaining to the Catholic faith.
This being so, 400 years of the history of Church and science can also be seen for what it is - untrue. A million books, articles, lectures, plays, and TV programmes alluding to the Copernican revolution, all taking Newton’s theories as scientific facts, are now actually redundant as a real history of the human race, and yet, not one will acknowledge this fact. The illusion is far too entrenched for any truth to emerge.
So, it could be asked, why was there no Church recognition of the 1616 decree in 1905 when the world was awash with news of Albert Einstein’s acknowledgement of relative movement? Why didn’t Catholic physicists thereafter, such as the Abbé Georges Lemaître (1894-1966), friend of Einstein - or the ‘Pontifical Academy of the New Lynxes’ - spot the problem this relativity posed for the 1741-1835 heliocentric U-turn? And then remember there was Fr Gemelli, President of the Pontifical Academy of Science at Milan University telling all late in 1942 that there was never any such proof:
Galileo did not provide a decisive demonstration of Copernicanism, neither did Newton, Bradley or Foucault. - - - Fr. Agostino Gemelli, Milan 1942.
Well it is now clear why they refused to see what the astronomer Domenico Cassini (1625-1712) and many philosophers like Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859) knew before and after the 1741-1835 U-turn; a fact confirmed by Fr Gemelli of the PAS in 1942; that science proved nothing, never falsified the geocentric revelations of the Bible. Indeed, the question that could be asked now is did churchmen ever really believe there was real proof for Copernicanism or did they too ignore the 1616 decree on probabilities and choose pragmatism over faith in order to cease the ridicule from academia, philosophers, astronomers, scholars, writers etc., criticism the Church was subjected to at the time?
Yes, the victory of this Hermetic heliocentric fraud over the intellectual world was so complete that had churchmen even considered retention of faith at any time after Newton and Newman they would have been laughed out of it by the so-called intelligentsia. What churchmen, under such circuмstances, would put faith before science then or now, and risk the inevitable mockery from academics of every kind and the media publicity that would result from it? Just picture it, headlines beaming: ‘Rome reverts to biblical myth, the earth no longer moves.’ Martyrdom would have been a more preferable choice than such intellectual derision, and that is why they ignored and will continue to ignore the truth for the preferred ‘scientific’ view then and even now, no matter the truth.
Had they done the right thing in 1905, the internal damage might have been contained somewhat, for it could be shown that the popes of the U-turn, who uttered no personal criticism of their predecessors, were supplied with spurious information and were practically coerced into dropping the ban on books advocating Copernicanism while granting imprimaturs to others. Given Christian faith in so many scientifically non-provable things, a return to the interpretation of the Fathers would simply have added one more dogma to Catholic belief based on the literal interpretation of the Bible. As Cardinal Bellarmine said, ‘it would have been just as heretical to deny the Virgin Birth.’