Long before C. P. Snow exposed the war between science and the humanities in the 20th century, the Victorian Era of the 19th century fomented the war between religion and science. But did you know that Thomas Aquinas had already resolved this apparent dichotomy in the 13th century? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Faith, Reason, And The Shroud Of Turin,” if you’d like to know how the saga continues to play out in the 21st century.
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