Heresy
Not only did ancient systems of astronomy put the earth at the center of the ordered universe, but the official teachings of the church did so too. According to church dogma, the earth had to be at the center because humankind was the crown of God's creation. Also they referenced a biblical story in which Joshua prayed for the sun to stand still to give his army more time to complete a battle, and the Bible record stated, "The sun stopped<span> in the middle of the sky and delayed going down about a full day" (Joshua 10:13). To say, as Copernicus did, that the earth revolved around the sun went against the authority of the church's teaching -- thus considered heresy. Copernicus had formulated the theory decades earlier, but didn't publish his work till the year of his death (1543) because of the expected reaction from the church.</span>
Answer:The Catholic Church has been subject to criticism throughout its history for its beliefs and practices. Criticisms of the Catholic Church's religious beliefs and practices have often led to breaks with other Christian groups, such as the schism with the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Protestant Reformation.
Roman Catholicism advocates things which are not found in scripture; manmade additions and therefore not of true biblical Christianity: holy water, baby sprinkling, confession via priest, priest celibacy, institutionally determined 'saints', and such.
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They moved to escape religious discrimination, so they could practice their beliefs safely.
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China, Cuba, Eritrea, Laos, North Korea and Vietnam.
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It advocates liberty rights and independence