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The Vatican turned on Galileo when his observations of the stars supported the views of a heretic... St Augustine's great work tackles the relationship of the Church to the Roman government... Michael Portillo learns how ancient religion and politics were intrinsically linked...
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- The Vatican turned on Galileo when his observations of the stars supported the views of a heretic...
- St Augustine's great work tackles the relationship of the Church to the Roman government...
- Michael Portillo learns how ancient religion and politics were intrinsically linked...
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