Specifically, Galileo was accused of supporting a condemned doctrine, heliocentrism, not of heresy per se.
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7 sentences with “condemned”
Short, simple sentences with “condemned”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.
Brief definition: condemned
Declared unfit or unsafe, often referring to buildings or places. Officially judged guilty or deserving punishment. Strongly disapproved or criticized. Sentenced to death or severe penalty.
7 sentences with “condemned” — examples
To this must be added the legion of "passive smokers", those condemned to inhale the smoke expelled by others.
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The New York Times condemned it as "clearly utopian," while The Wall Street Journal accused Ford of committing "nonsense, if not economic crimes."
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Spinoza's work was so controversial that he was condemned as an atheist not only by the Jewish community, but also by the Catholic Church and several Protestant churches.
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They were resented by the poor (who remained the vast majority of the population), often despised by the traditional land-owning nobles, and frequently condemned by the Church.
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Martin Luther struggled with his spiritual identity. He had an obsessive fear of being condemned to hell, feeling totally unworthy of divine forgiveness and plagued by doubts as to his ability to achieve salvation.
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Hardly any Enlightenment thinkers openly rejected monarchy as a form of government - indeed, some Enlightenment thinkers befriended powerful kings and queens - but they roundly condemned cruelty and selfishness among individual monarchs.
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