He advocated the renewed study of Aquinas, which led to the doctrine that true religion did not conflict with true science, and encouraged the study of church history, believing that it would add to the church's prestige by showing how it had advanced civilization.
He advocated the renewed study of Aquinas, which led to the doctrine that true religion did not conflict with true science, and encouraged the study of church history, believing that it would add to the church's prestige by showing how it had advanced civilization. His encyclical Rerum novarum, which applied Christian doctrine to the relation of capital and labor, earned him the nickname "the workingman's pope." FTP, identify this man, born Joachim Pecci, who arbitrated a dispute over the Caroline Islands in 1885, and who came between two popes of the same name, Pius IX and Pius X.
He advocated the renewed study of Aquinas, which led to the doctrine that true religion did not conflict with true science, and encouraged the study of church history, believing that it would add to the church's prestige by showing how it had advanced civilization.
{Leo XIII}