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 1 II,1     | presuppositions on the progress of science and technology are now seen
 2 II,2,1   |                           Ecology, science and bioethics ~11. The development
 3 II,2,1   |        best achievements of modern science, and to invite them to tread
 4 II,2,1   |           of contemporary culture, science cannot grasp the essence
 5 II,2,1   |            of knowledge, faith and science are not to be superimposed,
 6 II,2,1   |           on the encounter between science and faith. The lack of people
 7 II,2,1   |          theology and competent in science makes for a patchy presence
 8 II,2,1   |            to the dialogue between science and faith.(16) ~13. While
 9 II,2,1   |          and faith.(16) ~13. While science and technology have established
10 II,2,1   |        need for a dialogue between science and morality. This quest
11 II   (16)|            Authors, Après Galilée. Science et Foi, Nouveau Dialogue.
12 III,6    |          inter-religious dialogue, science, art etc...), or of the
13 III,8    |                                    Science, technology, bioethics and
14 III,8    |        questions and challenges of science, technology and new biotechnologies.
15 III,8    |           and new biotechnologies. Science and technology both have
16 III,8    |           for the dialogue between science and faith, which has been
17 III,8    |            and controversy between science and faith, namely: creatio
18 III,8    |          the relationships between science, technology and faith. ~—
19 Conclu   |     various cultural backgrounds - science, technology, education,