Ptolemy's theory of the planetary motions was a great achievement, but his perfunctory reasoning justifying geocentrism and his insistence on the doctrine that the unchanging Heavens are utterly distinct from the changeable and corruptible sublunary sphere, to which the science of physics is confined, certainly give a premonition of scholasticism, and may even be the same thing; that is, founded on religious doctrine.
Yeah, what Dr_Lew said.
You’re just being silly now. Can you successfully paraphrase what you’ve cited? I’m beginning to suspect that you can’t.