Words of Wisdom — March 14, 2014 Galileo on Proof bigthinkeditor Copy a link to the article entitled http://Galileo%20on%20Proof Share Galileo on Proof on Facebook Share Galileo on Proof on Twitter (X) Share Galileo on Proof on LinkedIn “It is surely harmful to souls to make it a heresy to believe what is proved.” -Galileo
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