This is remarkably bizarre spin on the actual events.
As it happens, it is a fact that the sun is at the center of the solar system. But knowledgeable historians of science are careful to point out that Galileo was scientifically unable to prove it to be factual.
To date no one can *still* "prove it to be factual". There's no such thing as ironclad "proof" in this reality. Nor does science deal in "proofs".
Your handwaving utterly fails to excuse the Church's behavior in that debacle.
The simple-minded idea that Christianity is closed-minded and discourages scientific advances simply does not hold up to careful historical reading.
Have you *read* some of the replies on this thread?
The contrary argument, that religion was an impediment to science, is the work of anti-Catholic bigots and anti-Christian atheists.
I repeat the question.
There is, even today, a great deal of religiously-motivated resistance and often outright hostility to science, and to science education.
You demonstrate invincible ignorance. Try reading a few recent histories of Galileo.