Original sentence: From the perspective of modern Philosophy of Science, since the concepts of center and absolute motion do not have operational definitions, geocentrism in and of itself is not falsifiable and must be considered a religious or philosophic idea, not a scientific theory; though it can be stated fairly that modern science cannot disprove (nor prove) geocentrism as being a reality.It is held in the awareness that neither do all modern scientists see any evidence that the universe has any center, nor that the same modern scientists can disprove that the earth is the center.The term Modern Geocentrism refers to a belief that the Earth is the center of the universe and does not move, motivated by a literal interpretation of certain Bible passages, consensus of Church Fathers, and official statements of three Popes
Edited sentence: Since the concepts of center and absolute motion do not have operational definitions, geocentrism in and of itself is not falsifiable and must be considered a religious or philosophic idea, not a scientific theory.The term Modern Geocentrism refers to a belief that the Earth is the center of the universe and does not move, motivated by a literal interpretation of certain Bible passages and held in the awareness that essentially all modern scientists see no evidence that the universe has any center