In conclusion, Galileo made an intensive argument using multiple theological philosophers. In particular, it was the Augustine who really provided strength to Galileo as Augustine had status among many theologians of that era (Reeves, 1991). Two factors that deteriorated Galileo’s argument was that he had not demonstrated the Copernicism, although in the beginning he led the readers to believe “that the sun is located at the center of the revolutions of the heavenly orbs” (Halsall, 1997, p. 2). If he was able to provide demonstration then all he would have had to rely on to separate science was the Principle of Priority Demonstration to further his argument (Reeves, 1991).
