More than a century after the idea that science and religion are at odds was dismissed as poppycock, we're still contending with the concept. Here, in this hundred-year-old work, JAMES J. WALSH (1865-1942) offers us evidence to demolish such nonsense forever: delightful mini-biographies of men who were of both the religious and the scientific persuasion.Meet.. Copernicus. Basil Valentine, the founder of modern chemistry. Linacre: scholar, physician, and priest. Father Kircher: scientist, orientalist, and collector. Bishop Stensen: anatomist and father of geology. Abbé Haüy: father of crystallography. Abbot Mendel: founder of geneticsThis replica of the original 1906 edition, complete with the original illustrations, will charm readers of popular science and students of the history of science.