Me: That the Catholic Church condemned heliocentrism as "false and contrary to Scripture" is one example in history.
BTS: Actually, this is not accurate.
Which part? (And I'm not saying universal heliocentrism is accurate but Copernican theory was closer than geocentrism.) So how is my statement inaccurate?
Look it up the quote if you wish: Sharratt (1994, pp.127–131), McMullin (2005a)
BTS: Copernicus, by the way, was a Catholic priest.
Great. That still doesn't conflict with my statement that "religious individuals in superstitious cultures have aided the advancement of man in spite of their superstition, not because of it." The same thought applies to your challenge.