Last summer the Toronto-based journal “Renaissance and Reformation” published a special issue containing Marco Faini’s review of Making Truth in Early Modern Catholicism, the first volume of our Scientiae Studies book series. Here is an excerpt of Faini’s review:

This remarkable collection of essays explores the processes of negotiation underlying the construction of truth in early modern Catholicism. […] The essays gathered in this volume, as well as the excellent introduction by the editors, make a significant contribution to the history of early modern Catholicism and its relations to Europe and the world; to the history of science, and of its connection with religion; and to the expanding historiography on early modern uncertainty and doubt.

You can read the rest of the review by clicking here