divermike1974 writes:
... but those fallacies relate to the practice of the scientific method, not religious faith.
Of course the belief in a flat earth at the center of the universe
did come from religious belief, not science, but the scientific method weeded out those bad hypotheses. The belief in God was never based on the scientific method so there was never any possibility of correcting it through science.
divermike1974 writes:
I can give you dozens of examples of isolated populations believing in a deity but only a few examples of European idiots believing the world was flat.
Galileo's ghost is eager to hear your list.