If we believe that the Earth moves, even though we do not

If we believe that the Earth moves, even though we do not feel it move, and that the Sun does not move around the Earth, even though we see that it does, we might as well completely give up trusting our five senses.

The arguement above is vulnerable to which if the following objections?

A Why should sight be any less trustworthy than the other senses, when it appears to be the most accurate?

B How can we say that an object we know to be large, such as the sun, revolves around a much smaller object, such as the Earth?

C What authority do the sense perceptions of a single person have when contrasted with the object system of scientific knowledge?

D Why should we refuse to say that the Earth move, When we see the Sun rise and set every day?

E How do we know that the Earth move around the Sun, if it is not evidence gained through the senses?

Please explain your answer