Why was Giordano Bruno burned at stake?

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This paper takes a look a the life of Giordano Bruno, who lived in Italy during the 16th century. The paper reports that he was trained as a priest, later left the Dominican order but was also a philosopher, an astronomer, and an oculist. He is famous mainly because the Catholic Church burned him at stake as a heretic for his radical ideas. According to the paper, for many he stands as the sufferer for the cause of free thought.

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