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His finest contributions were in the field of [[chemistry]], where [[Boyle's Law]] is named after him.
His finest contributions were in the field of [[chemistry]], where [[Boyle's Law]] is named after him.
He was also a champion of the [[Christian]] faith. He published the book ''[[The Christian Virtuoso]]'' in 1690, shortly before his death.
He was also a champion of the [[Christian]] faith. He published the book ''[[The Christian Virtuoso]]'' in 1690, shortly before his death. He also established the Boyle Lectures which were meant to give an intellectual defense of the Christian Faith.
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[[Category:Irish People]]
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