Centesimus annus
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 1   1,  4     |          fields, and in the areas of science and technology, to say nothing
 2   2,  18    |           into an instrument of war: science and technology were directed
 3   2,  18    |              extinction of humanity. Science used for military purposes


Dives in misericordia
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 4   1,    2   |              enormous development of science and technology, never before
 5   6,   10   |         changes both in the field of science and technology and in that
 6   6,   10   |            know that the progress of science and technology can produce
 7   6,   10   |             psychological and social science will help man to understand


Dominum et vivificantem
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 8   3,  60    |            of civilization, culture, science, technology and the other


Evangelium vitae
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 9   1,  26    |             meaning of life.~Medical science, thanks to the committed
10   3,  60    |               and ... modern genetic science offers clear confirmation.
11   3,  64    | sophisticated systems and equipment, science and medical practice today
12   4,  81    |       Respect for life requires that science and technology should always
13   4,  89    |             social context, in which science and the practice of medicine


Fides et ratio
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14   3,  34(29)|              truths, of faith and of science, can never contradict each
15   6,  77    |              of autonomy which every science rightly wants guaranteed
16   7,  88    |           pure and simple facticity. Science would thus be poised to
17 Conc,  101  |             allow it to stand as the science of faith, theology has certainly
18 Conc,  105  |             practical breadth of the science of theology. I wish to thank
19 Conc,  106  |     molecular structures. So far has science come, especially in this


Laborem exercens
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20 Bles        |             the continual advance of science and technology and, above
21   1,    1   |          alive but also the bread of science and progress, civilization
22   2,    4   |           periods to the progress of science and technology and especially
23   2,    5   |           the gradual development of science and technology. Historically
24   3,   12   |         through adequate progress in science and technology, the more


Redemptor hominis
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25   2,   8    |              unattained conquests of science and technology - is it not


Redemptoris Mater
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26 Conc,  52   |             results in the fields of science and technology. It has made


Redemptoris missio
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27   1,  11    |             human wisdom, a pseudo - science of well-being. In our heavily


Sollicitudo rei socialis
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28   3,  26    |           trade unionists, people of science and international officials -
29   4,  28    |          provided in recent times by science and technology, including
30   4,  33    |              the benefits offered by science and technology. ~On the


Ut unum sint
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31   2,  74    |     Christian spirit to the world of science and of the arts. They find


Veritatis splendor
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32 Int,  1     |             life. The development of science and technology, this splendid
33   2,  29    |              form of the theological science called "moral theology ",
34   2,  29    |          called "moral theology ", a science which accepts and examines
35   2,  29    |          requirements of theological science, to look for a more appropriate
36   3,  109   |            has believed. Theological science responds to the invitation
37   3,  109   |             Theology is an ecclesial science because it grows in the