The interesting thing is that both go hand in hand. There is no conflict between the two, in fact the Church has had great scientists.
Fr. Nicolas Copernicus: Early Astronomer, credited with the first sighting of Jupiter.
Br. George Mendel: Father of Modern Genetics
Fr. Georges Lemaître: First person to ever talk about the 'Big Bang' theory to Einstein, before the Theory of Relativity.
Br. Roger Bacon: Credited with publishing the Scientific Method
Pope Francis: Master's Degree in Chemistry
Fr. Solanus Casey: Only known man to ever beat Babe Ruth at Baseball
Br. Andrew Gordon, O.S.B; Fr. Eugenio Barsanti; Fr. Ànyos Jedik: Credited for work on Internal Combustion Engines and Electric Powered Motors
Louis Pasteur: Disproved chemical Spontaneous combustion; devout Catholic, constant devotion to Mary
Fr. Nicolas Copernicus: Early Astronomer, credited with the first sighting of Jupiter.
Br. George Mendel: Father of Modern Genetics
Fr. Georges Lemaître: First person to ever talk about the 'Big Bang' theory to Einstein, before the Theory of Relativity.
Br. Roger Bacon: Credited with publishing the Scientific Method
Pope Francis: Master's Degree in Chemistry
Fr. Solanus Casey: Only known man to ever beat Babe Ruth at Baseball
Br. Andrew Gordon, O.S.B; Fr. Eugenio Barsanti; Fr. Ànyos Jedik: Credited for work on Internal Combustion Engines and Electric Powered Motors
Louis Pasteur: Disproved chemical Spontaneous combustion; devout Catholic, constant devotion to Mary
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