Today’s featured entry from the Vatican Observatory Faith and Science pages:
“A Physicist’s Faith” (CLICK HERE for it)
A discussion of faith by Victor Francis Hess, winner of the 1936 Novel Prize in physics, re-published by the Society of Catholic Scientists (SCS). Hess is one of the scientists featured by SCS in their Important Catholic Scientists of the Past pages. (CLICK HERE to continue).
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