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Faith versus Science?

Do faith and science go hand in hand, or are they polar opposites?

In this episode of Catholic Mythbusters, Fr. Mark Baron, MIC breaks down the barriers between faith and science, with some wisdom from the "angelic doctor," St. Thomas Aquinas! 

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