There was this meme circulating saying that medieval Europe were too focused on religion to develop scientific progress like their neighboring Muslims did with their House of Wisdom and all, and everyone is familiar to the conflict between Heliocentrism and the Church, but did Christian Clergy really was a hindrance to scientific progress at the time? A lot of Muslims inventors and scientists during their golden age were also knowledgeable scholars of religion, so surely their Christian counterparts would also have some influence developing scientific knowledge in Europe?