Centesimus annus
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1 1, 4 | sphere of economics, in which scientific discoveries and their practical
2 1, 4 | issued by Bishops, from scientific studies promoted by members
3 2, 18 | less developed nations. Scientific and technological progress,
4 4, 32 | knowledge, especially his scientific knowledge, his capacity
5 5, 46 | ideology which purports to be scientific or religious, claim the
Dominum et vivificantem
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6 3, 57 | developed in the technical and scientific sense - the signs and symptoms
7 3, 65 | progress of technological and scientific civilization, and despite
Evangelium vitae
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8 Int, 4 | new prospects opened up by scientific and technological progress
9 1, 13 | assistance. On this point, scientific research itself seems to
10 1, 14 | which, under the pretext of scientific or medical progress, in
11 1, 22 | a certain technical and scientific way of thinking, prevalent
12 3, 60 | the results themselves of scientific research on the human embryo
13 3, 60 | reason, over and above all scientific debates and those philosophical
14 3, 61 | Pastors and Doctors. Even scientific and philosophical discussions
15 4, 97 | regulating fertility. From the scientific point of view, these methods
16 4, 98 | universities, in places of scientific and technological research,
Fides et ratio
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17 3, 25 | enquiries, especially in the scientific field, which in recent centuries
18 3, 29 | what normally happens in scientific research. When scientists,
19 3, 30 | to everyday life and to scientific research. At another level
20 3, 31 | critically the countless scientific findings upon which modern
21 3, 33 | are partial, empirical or scientific; nor is it only in individual
22 3, 34(29)| Galileo sensed in his scientific research the presence of
23 4, 45 | other forms of learning and scientific research. Although they
24 4, 46 | humanity.~In the field of scientific research, a positivistic
25 5, 55(72)| to defend as legitimate scientific conclusions opinions which
26 5, 61 | stressed the positive value of scientific research for a deeper knowledge
27 6, 64 | philosopher. As a reflective and scientific elaboration of the understanding
28 7, 81 | and the world, often of a scientific temper, have so proliferated
29 7, 81 | the different fields of scientific learning, but will also
30 7, 88 | The undeniable triumphs of scientific research and contemporary
31 7, 91 | illusion that, thanks to scientific and technical progress,
32 7, 98 | economic, political and scientific fields, the ethical conscience
33 Conc, 106 | these brave pioneers of scientific research, to whom humanity
34 Conc, 106 | sapiential horizon within which scientific and technological achievements
Laborem exercens
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35 2, 4 | aid of the many methods of scientific knowledge, but in the first
36 3, 11 | devoting their social, or scientific and social, activity to
37 4, 18 | services, white-collar work and scientific or artistic work, in accordance
38 4, 21 | developed countries, where scientific research, technological
Redemptoris missio
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39 4, 37 | Areopagus" of culture, scientific research, and international
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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40 4, 29 | constantly being enriched by scientific and technological progress.
41 5, 35 | achievement.~Similarly, when the scientific and technical resources
Veritatis splendor
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42 2, 29 | in such a way that "its scientific presentation, increasingly
43 2, 33 | of theories which misuse scientific research about the human
44 2, 46 | observation, the procedures of scientific objectification, technological
45 2, 76 | from their affinity to the scientific mentality, which is rightly
46 3, 110 | its specific nature as a scientific reflection on the Gospel
47 3, 111 | highlight through their scientific reflection "that dynamic
48 3, 112 | context of today's prevalently scientific and technical culture, exposed
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