Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 Intro   | respond to these fundamental questions for the cultures of today:
2 II,2,1  |      dimension of scientific questions often asked by scientists
3 II,2,1  |      74)? When basic ethical questions are left to a series of
4 II,3    |    the third millennium, the questions of truth, values, existence
5 II,3,1  |    offer to the most complex questions, and a pragmatic theology
6 III,7   |  television journalists. The questions they ask are sometimes embarrassing
7 III,7   |      but these disconcerting questions are often asked by most
8 III,7   |       religious and cultural questions, and for days of retreat
9 III,8   |  alert to the contributions, questions and challenges of science,