Today’s featured entry from the Vatican Observatory Faith and Science pages:
“Robert Boyle – A Classical Example of Anglican Apologetics, from ‘Christian Virtuoso’” (CLICK HERE for it)
Robert Boyle is an important figure in the history of science: many students learn of “Boyle’s Law” of gasses. This is an excerpt from Boyle’s 1690 work The Christian Virtuoso (CLICK HERE to continue).
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