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permanent and peaceful democratic system to replace military service, democratic service, and be listed as military, public, and educational personnel for performance assessment. Authoritarian political science giant Robert Alan Dahl once said: “The core value of any new democratic system should be to maximize competition and participation.” ( 3 )

Catholic Church: The Old Testament of Holy Bible

The "Permanent Peace Constitutional Standards" are a tool for the continuation and development of the "Myriad Volumes of Teachings"， and they are also a response to the prayers of believers of various religions over thousands of years. Proof: Permanent Peace Standard Charter §7: in order to stimulate the competitiveness of leaders， comprehensively enhance politics， economy， science， society and culture momentum and attract other nations to bravely follow the movement to reform constitutional standards. Relevant comparisons include the following:

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1 Old Testament/The Prophetic Books/Daniel
1:17) to these four young men god gave knowledge and proficiency in all literature and science. and to daniel the understanding of all visions and dreams.

Catholic Church: The New Testament of Holy Bible not match " science | sciences"

Catholic Church: 31,628 important Christian documents on peace since 1245

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1
of the holy father francis on the regarding the provision that the venerable servant of god jos� gregorio hern�ndez cisneros be co-patron of the peace sciences study cycle at the pontifical lateran university (26 april 2021)

2
message of his holiness pope francis on the occasion of the plenary session of the pontifical academy of sciences [7-9 october 2020], 7 october 2020

3
to participants in the plenary session of the pontical academy of social sciences (2 may 2019)

4
to the members of the pontifical academy of social sciences on the occasion of their plenary assembly [28 april - 2 may 2017] (24 april 2017)

5
to participants in the meeting sponsored by the science and life association (30 may 2015)

6
plenary session of the pontifical academy of sciences; inauguration of the bust in honour of pope benedict xvi (27 october 2014)

7
to the pontifical committee for historical sciences (12 april 2014)

8
to participants in the plenary assembly of the pontifical academy of sciences (8 november 2012)

9
message on the occasion of the eighteenth plenary session of the pontifical academy of social sciences (april 27, 2012)

10
message to her excellency professor mary ann glendon on the occasion of the 17th plenary session of the pontifical academy of social sciences (april 29, 2011)

11
to participants in the plenary session of the pontifical academy of sciences (october 28, 2010)

12
to the sixteenth plenary session of the pontifical academy of social sciences (april 30, 2010)

13
to participants in the plenary of the pontifical academy of sciences (october 31, 2008)

14
to participants in the fourteenth plenary session of the pontifical academy of social sciences (may 3, 2008)

15
letter to the ecumenical patriarch of constantinople on the occasion of the seventh symposium of the religion, science and the environment movement (september 1, 2007)

16
letter to the president of the pontifical academy of social sciences on the occasion of the thirteenth plenary session (april 28, 2007)

17
to the members of pontifical academy of sciences (november 6, 2006)

18
apostolic journey to valencia: vigil of prayer at the conclusion of the fifth world meeting of families in the 'city of arts and sciences' (july 8, 2006)

19
letter to his holiness bartholomew i on the occasion of the 6th symposium on "religion, science and the environment" under the title "amazon, source of life" (july 6, 2006)

20
letter to participants of the xii plenary assembly of the pontifical academy of social sciences (april 27, 2006)

21
to the members of the delegation of the "world federation of scientists" (december 7, 2004)

22
to the members of the pontifical academy of sciences (november 8, 2004)

23
to the ambassadors of the united nations educational scientific and cultural organization (u.n.e.s.c.o.) (may 8, 2004)

24
message to the president of the pontifical committee of historical sciences (april 16, 2004)

25
message on the occasion of the commemorative convention on leo xiii and the historical studies promoted by the pontifical committee for historical sciences (october 28, 2003)

26
to members of the pontifical academy of social sciences (may 2, 2003)

27
to the participants in the plenary assembly of the pontifical academy of sciences (november 11, 2002)

28
to the members of the "institute for human sciences" (october 26, 2002)

29
apostolic voyage in azerbaijan and bulgaria: meeting with representatives of the world of culture, science and art, palace of culture, sofia (may 24, 2002)

30
to the pontifical academy of social sciences (april 11, 2002)

31
pastoral visit in kazakhstan: meeting with representatives of the world of culture, arts and science - auditorium of the congress hall, astana, (kazakhstan) (september 24, 2001)

32
pastoral visit to the ukraine: meeting with representatives from the cultural, political, scientific and business communities - presidential palace "mariyinskyi", kyiv (june 23, 2001)

33
to the professors of the university "la sapienza" in rome and ofthe polish academy of sciences and arts in krakow (april 5, 2001)

34
to the 6th plenary session of the pontifical academy of social sciences (february 23, 2000)

35
apostolic journey to georgia: address to the representatives of the world of culture and science (residence of government krtsanisi, tbilisi, 9 november 1999)

36
address to the representatives of the world of culture and science (residence of government krtsanisi, tbilisi, 9 november 1999)

37
to the world federation of scientists (march 27, 1999)

38
to the members of the pontifical academy of sciences (march 12, 1999)

39
to the pontifical academy of social sciences (march 6, 1999)

40
to the 4th plenary session of the pontifical academy of social sciences (april 23, 1998)

41
to the plenary of the pontifical academy of social sciences (april 25, 1997)

42
to participants in study sessions organized by the pontifical academy of sciences (may 12, 1995)

43
to the representatives of malta’s scientific, cultural and artistic life at st. julien church in sliema (may 27, 1990)

44
address to the representatives of malta’s scientific, cultural and artistic life

45
to the participants in the study week organized by the pontifical academy of sciences (may 18, 1990)

46
address to the participants in the study week organized by the pontifical academy of sciences

47
meeting with the university community, and those involved in the world of the arts and sciences in indonesia gathered in the atma jaya catholic university of jakarta (october 12, 1989)

48
letter to the participants of an international seminar on: "science, technology and spiritual values" held in tokyo (may 13, 1987)

49
to participants in the study week promoted by the pontifical academy of sciences (september 26, 1986)

50
to scholars of the pontifical academy of sciences (june 20, 1986)

51
to scientists on the occasion of the study week sponsored by the pontifical academy of sciences (october 2, 1984)

52
to members of the pontifical academy of sciences (june 1, 1984)

53
to scientists taking part in the 4th international symposium on heating in toroidal plasmas (march 26, 1984)

54
meeting with scientists and representatives of the united nations university in hiroshima (february 25, 1981)

Catholic Church: Past Popes for Nearly a Hundred Years ‘Messages on World Day of Peace’

No. Name Content

1 2021 A CULTURE OF CARE AS A PATH TO PEACE
1) at a time dominated by a culture of waste, faced with growing inequalities both within and between nations,[17]�i urge government leaders and those of international organizations,

2 2013 BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS
3) they can also contribute to a scientific reflection which will ground economic and financial activities on a solid anthropological and ethical basis.

3 2010 IF YOU WANT TO CULTIVATE PEACE， PROTECT CREATION
2) a sustainable comprehensive management of the environment and the resources of the planet demands that human intelligence be directed to technological and scientific research and its practical applications.

4 2009 FIGHTING POVERTY TO BUILD PEACE
2) if it were a question of material poverty alone, then the social sciences, which enable us to measure phenomena on the basis of mainly quantitative data, would be sufficient to illustrate its principal characteristics.

5 2005 DO NOT BE OVERCOME BY EVIL BUT OVERCOME EVIL WITH GOOD
1) (13) address to participants in the study week of the pontifical academy of sciences (27 october 1989), 6: insegnamenti xii/2 (1989), 1050.

6 2004 AN EVER TIMELY COMMITMENT: TEACHING PEACE
1) the science of peace

7 2001 DIALOGUE BETWEEN CULTURES FOR A CIVILIZATION OF LOVE AND PEACE
5) western cultural models are enticing and alluring because of their remarkable scientific and technical cast, but regrettably there is growing evidence of their deepening human, spiritual and moral impoverishment.

8 2000 PEACE ON EARTH TO THOSE WHOM GOD LOVES
1) acted in the name of peace we should not forget those men and women whose dedication has brought about great advances in every field of science and technology, making it possible to overcome dreadful diseases and to enhance and prolong human life.

9 1999 RESPECT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS: THE SECRET OF TRUE PEACE
2) in order that scientific research in this area may be at the service of the person, it must be accompanied at every stage by careful ethical reflection, which will bring about adequate legal norms safeguarding the integrity of human life.

10 1997 OFFER FORGIVENESS AND RECEIVE PEACE
4) if we look back on the last millennium, and on this century in particular, it must be acknowledged that mankind's path has been greatly illuminated by progress in the socio-cultural, economic, scientific and technological spheres.

11 1990 PEACE WITH GOD THE CREATOR， PEACE WITH ALL OF CREATION
3) first among these is the indiscriminate application of advances in science and technology.

12 1988 RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
3) the modern development of the social sciences has enriched humanity's awareness of this order, despite all the ideological distortions and the conflicts which sometimes seem to obscure that awareness.

13 1987 DEVELOPMENT AND SOLIDARITY
4) that all people are at the centre of development is a consequence of the oneness of the human family; and this is irrespective of any technological or scientific discoveries that the future may hold.

14 1986 PEACE IS A VALUE WITH NO FRONTIERS NORTH-SOUTH， EAST-WEST
1) to you, military strategists, officers, scientists and technologists, i appeal: to use your expertise in ways that promote dialogue and understanding.

15 1983 DIALOGUE FOR PEACE， A CHALLENGE FOR OUR TIME
1) message i sent to the united nations organization last june, and in conformity with the message that the learned members of the pontifical academy of sciences took on my behalf to the leaders of the nuclear powers.

16 1982 PEACE: A GIFT OF GOD ENTRUSTED TO US !
4) selfish monopolization and even hostility are to be found today as much in the way economic life is run and in the technological application of science as in the way that the mass media or military resources are utilized.

17 1981 TO SERVE PEACE， RESPECT FREEDOM
3) freedom responds to a deep and widespread aspiration of the modern world, and this is shown for example by the frequency with which the term "freedom

18 1978 NO TO VIOLENCE， YES TO PEACE
2) in the fabric of our civilization there exists a class of learned, valiant and good-hearted persons who have made the science and art of medicine their vocation and profession.

19 1973 PEACE IS POSSIBLE!
1) rests the responsibility for guiding the vital interests of mankind: statesmen and diplomats; and you, representatives of the nations of the world; men of philosophy, science and letters, industrialists, trade unionists, military men and artists, all you whose work influences the relations among peoples, states, tribes, classes and among the

20 1970 TO BE RECONCILED WITH EACH OTHER， TO EDUCATE THEMSELVES FOR PEACE
1) mankind is travelling forward, that is, progressing towards an ever greater mastery of the world: thought, study and science are guiding it towards this conquest; work, tools and technology are making this wonderful conquest a reality.

Catholic Church: Pope Franciscus, nearly 4,000 important ideas, opinions, or propositions on

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1 Evangelii Gaudium : Apostolic Exhortation on the Proclamation of the Gospel in Today's World (24 November 2013)
2) dialogue between science and faith also belongs to the work of evangelization at the service of peace.

2 Angelus, 9 September 2018
2) physical suffering, in order to restore bodily health; even though this aim is not completely achievable on the earthly plane, despite the many efforts of science and medicine.

3 The difficult science of love (7 June 2013)
2) ��€��lord, i want to love you but teach me the difficult science. the difficult habit of letting myself be loved by you...��€� .

4 The difficult science of love (7 June 2013)
6) the lord knows the beautiful science of caresses ��€�” god��€�™s tenderness.

5 The difficult science of love (7 June 2013)
2) and ��€��jesus knows this science well��€� .

6 The difficult science of love (7 June 2013)
1) the ��€��science of embrace��€� manifests the two pillars of love: closeness and tenderness.

7 The difficult science of love (7 June 2013)
1) the difficult science of love

8 A gentle, humble light, full of love (3 September 2013)
1) today, the pope continued, people think we find this light through scientific discoveries and human inventions ��€�” ��€��all can be known, we can know everything��€� .

9 Christians without fear, shame or triumphalism (10 September 2013)
1) the second category is that of those ��€��who feel ashamed, and for whom professing that christ has risen is somewhat embarrassing in this world that is so advanced in the sciences��€� .

10 But who do you say that I am? (20 February 2014)
2) that is when ��€��he learned the difficult science ��€�” which is more wisdom than science ��€�” of tears, of weeping��€� .

11 The Gospel in your pocket (1 September 2014)
1) in effect, the pontiff continued, the apostle recalled that ��€��the word of god is something different, something which is unequaled by a human word, a wise word, a scientific word, a philosophical word��€� .

12 Only the humble understand (2 December 2014)
1) of course, the pope acknowledged, ��€��so many can learn science. even theology��€� .

13 Our wage from Jesus (26 May 2015)
2) thus today, francis recommended, ��€��we too must ask him: teach us this path, this science of service, this science of humility, this science of being last in order to serve the brothers and sisters of the church��€ � .

14 A resounding silence (10 June 2016)
1) ��€��we know that faith is neither a theory nor a science. it is an encounter��€� , pope francis said at the beginning of his homily.

15 People discarded (13 December 2016)
2) it was ��€��a law scientifically constructed, because these were capable people, who understood well, who created many nuances��€� .

16 Choose to proclaim so as not to fall into our sepulchers (13 April 2020)
1) today, let us pray for government leaders, scientists and politicians who are beginning to research a way out of the pandemic, though its ��€��aftermath��€� has already begun: may they find the right way, always for the good of their people.

17 To the Pontifical Biblical Commission (12 April 2013)
2) the interpretation of the sacred scriptures cannot only be an individual scientific effort.

18 To the Community of Writers of "La CiviltÃ Cattolica" (14 June 2013)
1) and seeking god in all things, in all the fields of knowledge, of art, of science. of political and social life and of economics requires study, sensitivity and experience.

19 Meeting with the Brazil's leaders gathered at the Municipal Theatre (Rio de Janeiro, 27 July 2013)
6) beyond scientific and technical competence, the present situation also demands a sense of moral obligation expressed in a social and deeply fraternal exercise of responsibility.

20 Meeting with the Brazil's leaders gathered at the Municipal Theatre (Rio de Janeiro, 27 July 2013)
2) here, faith and reason unite, the religious dimension and the various aspects of human culture ��€�“ art, science. labour, literature��€�� christianity combines transcendence and incarnation; it has the capacity to bring ever new vitality to thought and life, in the face of

21 Meeting with the Coordinating Committee of CELAM at the SumarÃ© Study Center (Rio de Janeiro, 28 July 2013)
4) it involves an interpretative claim based on a hermeneutics drawn from the social sciences.

22 To participants in the Meeting promoted by the International Federation of Catholic Medical Associations (20 September 2013)
2) and not as a matter of faith ��€�” no, no ��€�” but of reason, as a matter of science.

23 To participants in the Meeting promoted by the International Federation of Catholic Medical Associations (20 September 2013)
3) on the one hand, we note ��€�” and we thank god for it ��€�” the advances made in medicine, thanks to the work of scientists who passionately and unsparingly dedicate themselves to the search for new cures.

24 Interview with Pope Francis by Fr Antonio Spadaro, Editor-in-Chief of the Italian Jesuit magazine "La CiviltÃ Cattolica" ("L'Osservatore Romano" of 21 September 2013)
7) even the other sciences and their development help the church in its growth in understanding.

25 Meeting with the academic and cultural world gathered in the Lecture Hall of the Pontifical Theological Faculty of Sardinia in Cagliari (22 September 2013)
18) to assist us in the encounter, it will help us to listen to the music of these young politicians, ��€��scientists��€� , young thinkers.

26 To members of the International Theological Commission (6 December 2013)
2) it is science. and as such it employs all the resources of reason illumined by faith in order to penetrate the meaning of the mystery of god revealed in jesus christ.

27 To members of the International Theological Commission (6 December 2013)
1) as you underlined in your recent document, theology today: perspectives, principles, criteria, theology is science and wisdom.

28 To the Bishops of the Episcopal Conference of Poland on their ad Limina visit (7 February 2014)
3) the christian religion, however, is not an abstract science. but a living knowledge of christ, a personal relationship with god who is love.

29 To participants in the Plenary Session of the Congregation for Catholic Education (for Educational Institutions) (13 February 2014)
2) institutions around the world and on their duty to be an expression of a living presence of the gospel in the field of education, of science and of culture.

30 To the Bishops of the Episcopal Conference of Bulgaria on their "ad Limina" visit (13 February 2014)
4) i am especially referring to several events that the church in bulgaria has launched in recent years: the 2010 jubilee of the apostolic exarchate for catholics

31 To participants in the International Conference on Combating Human Trafficking (10 April 2014)
2) i thank cardinal nichols and the bishops��€�™ conference of england and wales for organizing this meeting, and the pontifical academy for social sciences for hosting it.

32 To participants in the International Conference on Combating Human Trafficking (10 April 2014)
1) "casina pio iv ", lecture hall of the pontifical academy of sciencesthursday, 10 april 2014

33 To participants in the Conference of the Italian Society of Surgical Oncology on Digestive Surgery new trends and spending review (12 April 2014)
1) scientific research has increased the possibilities for prevention and care; it has discovered therapies to treat a wide variety of diseases.

34 To participants in the Conference of the Italian Society of Surgical Oncology on Digestive Surgery new trends and spending review (12 April 2014)
1) address of pope francisto participants in the conference of the italian society of surgical oncologyon "digestive surgery new trends and spending review"

35 To the Pontifical Committee for Historical Sciences (12 April 2014)
1) the committee for historical sciences has long since entered into dialogue and cooperation with cultural institutions and academic centres from many nations, and has respectfully been welcomed into the global structure of historical studies.

36 To the Pontifical Committee for Historical Sciences (12 April 2014)
1) your plenary assembly, during which, as recalled by the president, you are commemorating the 60th anniversary of the establishment of the pontifical committee for historical sciences by venerable pius xii.

37 To the Pontifical Committee for Historical Sciences (12 April 2014)
1) address of pope francisto the members of the pontifical committee for historical sciences

38 To participants in the Meeting of the UN System Chief Executives Board for Coordination (9 May 2014)
4) john paul ii, sollicitudo rei socialis, 42-43; centesimus annus, 43; benedict xvi, caritas in veritate, 6; 24-40), that equitable economic and social progress

39 To Participants in the Summer Course of the Vatican Observatory (26 June 2014)
3) in this dialogue, the church rejoices in the marvelous progress of science. seeing it as a sign of the enormous god-given potential of the human mind (cf.

40 To Participants in the Summer Course of the Vatican Observatory (26 June 2014)
1) here too we see a further reason for the church��€�™s commitment to dialogue with the sciences on the basis of the light provided by faith: it is her conviction that faith is capable of both expanding and enriching the horizons of reason ( cf.

41 To Participants in the Summer Course of the Vatican Observatory (26 June 2014)
2) this simple and practical initiative shows how the sciences can be a fitting and effective means for promoting peace and justice.

42 To Participants in the Summer Course of the Vatican Observatory (26 June 2014)
6) the hope that one day all peoples will be able to enjoy the benefits of science is one which spurs all of us on, scientists in particular.

43 To Participants in the Summer Course of the Vatican Observatory (26 June 2014)
5) it is only right that men and women everywhere should have access to research and scientific training.

44 In-Flight Press Conference of His Holiness Pope Francis from Korea to Rome (18 August 2014)
9) the earth is the centre of the universe, and not the sun, he errs, since he is affirming something that ought to be supported by science. and this will not do.

45 In-Flight Press Conference of His Holiness Pope Francis from Korea to Rome (18 August 2014)
7) but there are also scientific hypotheses [to be taken into account], some of them quite solid, others not.

46 To Soccer Players and Promoters of the Interreligious Match for Peace (1 September 2014)
4) i am thinking especially of ��€��scholas occurrentes��€� which is part of the pontifical academy of sciences, and the ��€��pupi foundation��€� .

47 To participants in the International Meeting of Directors of "Scholas Occurrentes" (4 September 2014)
13) i thank the pontifical academy of sciences and bishop marcelo s��nchez sorondo for making all of this possible.

48 Celebration of Vespers on the occasion of the bicentennial of the re-establishment of the Society of Jesus (Chiesa del GesÃ¹, 27 September 2014)
2) the society resumed its apostolic activity of preaching and teaching, spiritual ministries, scientific research and social action, the missions and care for the poor, the suffering and the marginalized.

49 Plenary Session of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences; inauguration of the bust in honour of Pope Benedict XVI (27 October 2014)
6) but, at the same time, the scientist must be moved by the conviction that nature, in its evolutionary mechanisms, hides its potential which it leaves for intelligence and freedom to discover and actualize, in order to reach the development that is in the creator�� €�™s design.

50 Plenary Session of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences; inauguration of the bust in honour of Pope Benedict XVI (27 October 2014)
5) therefore the scientist, and especially the approach of the christian scientist is that of investigating the future of humanity and the earth, and, as a free and responsible being, to contribute to preparing it, to preserve it, and to eliminate any risks to the environment, both natural and manmade.

51 Plenary Session of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences; inauguration of the bust in honour of Pope Benedict XVI (27 October 2014)
2) i will not go into the scientific complexity, which you well understand, of this important and crucial question.

52 Plenary Session of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences; inauguration of the bust in honour of Pope Benedict XVI (27 October 2014)
1) at the conclusion of your plenary session, dear academics, i am glad to express my profound appreciation and my warm encouragement to move forward with scientific progress and the betterment of the standard of living of people, especially of those in the greatest poverty.

53 Plenary Session of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences; inauguration of the bust in honour of Pope Benedict XVI (27 October 2014)
11) it could certainly never be said of him that study and science withered his person and his love for god and neighbour; on the contrary, science. wisdom and prayer only expanded his heart and his spirit.

54 Plenary Session of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences; inauguration of the bust in honour of Pope Benedict XVI (27 October 2014)
10) xvi, for the first time, invited a president of this academy, to participate in the synod on the new evangelization, cognizant of the importance of science in modern culture.

55 Plenary Session of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences; inauguration of the bust in honour of Pope Benedict XVI (27 October 2014)
8) his love for science spills over into regard for scientists, without distinction among race, nationality, culture or religion; care for the academy, from the time st john paul ii appointed him a member.

56 Plenary Session of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences; inauguration of the bust in honour of Pope Benedict XVI (27 October 2014)
7) as you well know, his love for the truth is not limited to theology and philosophy, but extends to science.

57 Plenary Session of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences; inauguration of the bust in honour of Pope Benedict XVI (27 October 2014)
1) a joyful emotion arose in my soul as the bust, which the academics wished to have in the headquarters of the pontifical academy of sciences as a sign of acknowledgment and gratitude, was unveiled.

58 Plenary Session of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences; inauguration of the bust in honour of Pope Benedict XVI (27 October 2014)
1) plenary session of the pontifical academy of sciences

59 To participants in the General Chapter of the Congregation of the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians (8 November 2014)
1) this unity ��€�” as you well know ��€�” requires a serious path of formation, which includes being up-to-date also in the human sciences that can help you in your mission.

60 To partipants in a commemorative conference of the Italian Catholic Physicians' Association on the occasion of its 70th anniversary of foundation (15 November 2014)
17) it is a scientific problem, because there is a human life there and it is not licit to eliminate a human life to resolve a problem.

61 To partipants in a commemorative conference of the Italian Catholic Physicians' Association on the occasion of its 70th anniversary of foundation (15 November 2014)
1) the predominant school of thought sometimes leads to ��€��false compassion��€� which holds that it is a benefit to women to promote abortion; an act of

62 To partipants in a commemorative conference of the Italian Catholic Physicians' Association on the occasion of its 70th anniversary of foundation (15 November 2014)
2) in effect, medical and scientific achievements can contribute to improving human life, provided that they are not separated from the ethical root of these disciplines.

63 To partipants in a commemorative conference of the Italian Catholic Physicians' Association on the occasion of its 70th anniversary of foundation (15 November 2014)
1) there is no doubt that, in our time, due to scientific and technical advancements, the possibilities for physical healing have significantly increased; and yet, in some respects it seems that the capacity for ��€��taking care��€� of the person has diminished, especially when one is sick, frail and helpless.

64 Visit to the Council of Europe (Strasbourg, 25 November 2014)
3) i think in particular of the issues linked to the protection of human life, sensitive issues that demand a careful study which takes into account the truth of the entire human being, without being restricted to specific medical, scientific or juridic aspects.

65 Visit to the Council of Europe (Strasbourg, 25 November 2014)
4) this is perhaps among the most baffling paradoxes for a narrowly scientific mentality: in order to progress towards the future we need the past, we need profound roots.

66 Visit to the Council of Europe (Strasbourg, 25 November 2014)
2) but the advance of thought, culture, and scientific discovery is entirely due to the solidity of the trunk and the depth of the roots which nourish it.

67 Visit to the European Parliament (Strasbourg, 25 November 2014)
3) to abandon the idea of a europe which is fearful and self-absorbed, in order to revive and encourage a europe of leadership, a repository of science. art, music, human values and faith as well.

68 Visit to the European Parliament (Strasbourg, 25 November 2014)
5) there is so much creative potential in europe in the various fields of scientific research, some of which have yet to be fully explored.

69 To participants at the International Pastoral Congress on the World's Big Cities (27 November 2014)
1) we need a contemplative approach that, without rejecting the contribution of the various sciences in order to understand the urban phenomenon ��€�” these are important contributions ��€�” seeks to uncover the foundation of cultures, which at their deepest core are always open and thirsting for god.

70 To the Bishops of the Episcopal Conference of Switzerland on their "ad Limina" visit (1st December 2014)
2) it is the seat of important international institutions for peace, work, science and ecumenism.

71 To participants in the Meeting sponsored by the Pontifical Institute for Arabic and Islamic Studies (24 January 2015)
3) academic work, the fruit of daily effort, seeks to investigate sources, fill in the gaps, analyze etymology, propose a hermeneutics of dialogue and, through a scientific approach inspired by astonishment and wonder, is able to avoid losing the bearings of mutual respect and reciprocal esteem.

72 Closing ceremony of the Fourth World Congress sponsored by "Scholas Occurrentes" (5 February 2015)
3) for this reason, scholas seeks to include culture, sport, science. for this reason scholas looks for bridges, emerging from the ��€��small��€� and seeking elsewhere.

73 To participants in the Plenary of the Pontifical Academy for Life (5 March 2015)
4) involved in the field of palliative care, to practice this task keeping the spirit of service intact and remembering that all medical knowledge is truly science. in its noblest significance, only if used as aid in view of the good of man, a good which is never accomplished ��€��against��€�

74 To participants in the Plenary of the Pontifical Academy for Life (5 March 2015)
1) thus i appreciate your scientific and cultural commitment to ensuring that palliative care may reach all those who need it.

75 To participants in the Plenary Session of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences (18 April 2015)
1) i welcome you, members of the pontifical academy of social sciences and those attending this plenary session dedicated to human trafficking.

76 To participants in the Plenary Session of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences (18 April 2015)
1) address of his holiness pope francis to participants in the plenary session of the pontifical academy of social sciences

77 To Religious People of the Diocese of Rome (16 May 2015)
32) today you cannot go only with good will: today the world is very complex and human science also helps us, without falling into psychologism, but it helps us to see the path.

78 To participants in the Meeting sponsored by the Science and Life Association (30 May 2015)
2) do not be afraid to undertake a fruitful dialogue with the entire world of science. also with those who, although not professing to be believers, are open to the mystery of human life.

79 To participants in the Meeting sponsored by the Science and Life Association (30 May 2015)
1) using a magnifying glass, scientific reflection pauses to analyze certain details.

80 To participants in the Meeting sponsored by the Science and Life Association (30 May 2015)
6) for this reason, i invite you to keep your gaze fixed on the sacredness of each human person, so that science may truly be at the service of mankind, and not mankind at the service of science.

81 To participants in the Meeting sponsored by the Science and Life Association (30 May 2015)
4) thus christ, who is the light of mankind and of the world, lights the way so that science may always be a knowledge at the service of life.

82 To participants in the Meeting sponsored by the Science and Life Association (30 May 2015)
3) the existence of the human person, to whom you dedicate your solicitude, is also your founding principal; it is life in its unfathomable depth which originates

83 To participants in the Meeting sponsored by the Science and Life Association (30 May 2015)
1) address of his holiness pope francis to participants in the meeting sponsored by the science and life association

84 Apostolic Journey - Bolivia: Meeting with civil authorities (La Paz Cathedral, 8 July 2015) (Video)
3) life has an important role to play in this regard, for it has to do not only with the development of the mind through the sciences and the creation of beauty through the arts, but also esteem for the local traditions of a people �� €�“ this is also culture

85 Apostolic Journey - Bolivia: Meeting with Clergy, Religious and Seminarians at the Coliseum of Don Bosco College (Santa Cruz de la Sierra, 9 July 2015) (Video)
1) coliseum of don bosco college, santa cruz de la sierra (bolivia) thursday, 9 july 2015

86 Apostolic Journey - Bolivia: Participation at the Second World Meeting of Popular Movements at the Expo Feria Exhibition Centre (Santa Cruz de la Sierra, 9 July 2015) (Video)
2) today, the scientific community realizes what the poor have long told us: harm, perhaps irreversible harm, is being done to the ecosystem.

87 Address of the Holy Father at the Workshop âModern Slavery and Climate Change: the Commitment of the Citiesâ (21 July 2015)
1) why did the pontifical academy of sciences convoke the officials, mayors and superintendents of cities?

88 Address of the Holy Father at the Workshop âModern Slavery and Climate Change: the Commitment of the Citiesâ (21 July 2015)
1) on the other hand, why this invitation ��€�” which seems to me to have been a very fruitful idea of the pontifical academy of sciences, of bishop s��nchez sorondo ��€�” inviting the mayors of cities both large and not-so-large, why invite them here to talk about this?

89 To participants in the Meeting sponsored by the âFoundation for sustainable developmentâ on âEnvironmental justice and climate changeâ (11 September 2015) (Video)
2) it seems to me a sign of great importance, even providential, that this meeting involves leading representatives from different ��€��worlds��€� : religion, politics, economic activity, scientific research in various sectors, international organizations and those involved in the fight against poverty.

90 To participants in the Meeting sponsored by the âFoundation for sustainable developmentâ on âEnvironmental justice and climate changeâ (11 September 2015) (Video)
1) science and technology place an unprecedented power into our hands, and we have a duty to all of humanity, and in particular to the poorest of the poor and to future generations, to use it for the common good.

91 To participants in the Meeting sponsored by the âFoundation for sustainable developmentâ on âEnvironmental justice and climate changeâ (11 September 2015) (Video)
4) these themes are the subject of great media attention and of public opinion, and are the focus of many heated scientific and political debates, from which has emerged widespread, though not yet unanimous, consensus.

92 To participants in the Symposium organized by the Vatican Observatory (18 September 2015)
1) in the spirit of gratitude to the lord for the witness of science and faith that the members of the observatory have borne in these decades, i would like to encourage you to continue the journey with

93 To participants in the Symposium organized by the Vatican Observatory (18 September 2015)
3) it is very important that you share with people the gift of your scientific knowledge of the universe, freely giving what you have freely received.

94 To participants in the Symposium organized by the Vatican Observatory (18 September 2015)
1) additionally during your conference you also discussed the importance of communicating that the church and her pastors foster, encourage and promote authentic science. as leo xiii emphasized (cf.

95 To participants in the Symposium organized by the Vatican Observatory (18 September 2015)
1) within the context of interreligious dialogue, now more than ever, scientific research on the universe can offer a unique perspective, shared by believers and non-believers, which can help to achieve a deeper religious understanding of creation.

96 To participants in the Symposium organized by the Vatican Observatory (18 September 2015)
3) including the church, ready to enter into a more thoroughgoing dialogue with the scientific community, a dialogue in which the integrity of both religion and science is supported and the advance of each is fostered?��€� (cf.

97 To participants in the Symposium organized by the Vatican Observatory (18 September 2015)
1) in these days, you, fathers and brothers, along with scholar associates, gathered to discuss your research and topics concerning the dialogue between science and religion.

98 To participants in the Symposium organized by the Vatican Observatory (18 September 2015)
3) has a pressing need of religious ready to dedicate their life to being on the very frontier between faith and human knowledge, faith and modern science.

99 To participants in the Symposium organized by the Vatican Observatory (18 September 2015)
1) indeed, rather than a scientific problem to be solved, the universe is a joyful mystery to be contemplated with gladness and praise (cf.

100 Apostolic Journey - United States of America: Meeting with the Bishops of the United States of America at St Matthew's Cathedral (Washington, D.C., 23 September 2015)
1) this service to unity is particularly important for this nation, whose vast material and spiritual, cultural and political, historical and human, scientific and technological resources impose significant moral responsibilities in a world which is seeking, confusedly and laboriously, new balances of peace, prosperity and integration.

101 Apostolic Journey - United Nations: Meeting with the members of the General Assembly of the United Nations Organization (New York, 25 September 2015)
4) appeal to the moral conscience of man has never been as necessary as it is today��€�� for the danger comes neither from progress nor from science. if these are used well, they can help to solve a great number of the serious problems besetting mankind (address to the united nations

102 To participants in the Conference sponsored by the "Romano Guardini Stiftung" (13 November 2015)
4) you are carrying out this project with your foundation, bringing guardini��€�™s thought into a polyphonic dialogue in the spheres of today��€�™s politics, culture and science.

103 Apostolic Journey - Kenya: Visit to the U.N.O.N. (United Nations Office at Nairobi) (26 November 2015) (Video)
2) positive examples are not lacking; they demonstrate that a genuine cooperation between politics, science and business can achieve significant results.

104 Apostolic Journey - Kenya: Visit to the U.N.O.N. (United Nations Office at Nairobi) (26 November 2015) (Video)
1) what is needed is sincere and open dialogue, with responsible cooperation on the part of all: political authorities, the scientific community, the business world and civil society.

105 Apostolic Journey - Uganda: Meeting with the young people at Kololo Air Strip in Kampala (28 November 2015) (Video)
5) and today, fourteen years later, here he is, a graduate in administrative sciences.

106 Jubilee for Prayer Groups of Padre Pio (6 February 2016)
2) he wanted it to be not just an excellent hospital, but a ��€��temple of science and of prayer��€� .

107 Jubilee for Prayer Groups of Padre Pio (6 February 2016)
5) and this is a science which we must learn day by day, for it is beautiful: the beauty of the lord��€�™s forgiveness and mercy.

108 To Participants in the Plenary Assembly of the Pontifical Academy for Life (3 March 2016)
6) the doctors and all health workers must always combine science. technology and humanity.

109 To Participants in the Plenary Assembly of the Pontifical Academy for Life (3 March 2016)
3) today scientific knowledge and technical instruments are not lacking, its able to offer support to human life in weakest aspects.

110 Address to Participants of the International Conference on the Progress of Regenerative Medicine and its Cultural Impact (29 April 2016)
3) from this pedagogical perspective, it is necessary in medical and life sciences to offer interdisciplinary courses which provide ample room for a human formation supported by ethical criteria.

111 Address to Participants of the International Conference on the Progress of Regenerative Medicine and its Cultural Impact (29 April 2016)
1) the second aspect that guides your efforts is ��€��research��€� , seen in two inseparable actions: education and genuine scientific study.

112 Address to Participants of the International Conference on the Progress of Regenerative Medicine and its Cultural Impact (29 April 2016)
1) i wish to reflect, albeit briefly, on three aspects of the commitment of the pontifical council for culture and institutions working with it: the vatican science and faith foundation��€�“stoq, the stem for life foundation, and many others who are cooperating in this cultural initiative.

113 Address of His Holiness Pope Francis to the "Judgesâ Summit on Human Trafficking and Organized Crime" [Vatican, 3-4 June 2016] (3 June 2016)
3) there are those who believe that the academy would do better to be involved with pure science and theoretical considerations, which would certainly be consonant with an enlightenment vision of the nature of an academy.

114 Address of His Holiness Pope Francis to the "Judgesâ Summit on Human Trafficking and Organized Crime" [Vatican, 3-4 June 2016] (3 June 2016)
1) in recent years, the pontifical academy of social sciences, thanks to the efforts of its president, its chancellor and a number of prestigious external collaborators ��€�“ to whom i offer my heartfelt thanks ��€�“ has engaged in important activities in defence of human dignity and freedom in our day.

115 Address of His Holiness Pope Francis to the "Judgesâ Summit on Human Trafficking and Organized Crime" [Vatican, 3-4 June 2016] (3 June 2016)
5) to be faithful to people and their needs, all the more so in situations of deep hurt and dramatic suffering in which values, ethics, social sciences and faith all enter into play.

116 Address of His Holiness Pope Francis to the "Judgesâ Summit on Human Trafficking and Organized Crime" [Vatican, 3-4 June 2016] (3 June 2016)
2) greeting and once more i express my appreciation for your efforts to contribute to the human and social progress which the pontifical academy of social sciences seeks to promote.

117 Address of His Holiness Pope Francis to the "Judgesâ Summit on Human Trafficking and Organized Crime" [Vatican, 3-4 June 2016] (3 June 2016)
1) casina pio iv ��€�“ pontifical academy of social sciences, vatican city friday, 3 june 2016

118 Address to Participants in the Summer Course of the Vatican Observatory (11 June 2016)
4) share it with your friends, your families and your nations, as well as with the international community of scientists with whom you work.

119 Address to Participants in the Summer Course of the Vatican Observatory (11 June 2016)
1) dear brothers and sisters, scientific research demands great commitment, yet can sometimes prove lengthy and tiresome.

120 Address to Participants in the Summer Course of the Vatican Observatory (11 June 2016)
2) over the years, the observatory has sought to fulfil its original purpose by employing new scientific instruments as well as the tools of dialogue and cooperation with other centres of research.

121 Address to Participants in the Summer Course of the Vatican Observatory (11 June 2016)
1) pope leo xiii established the vatican observatory in 1891, exactly 125 years ago, not least to confirm the church��€�™s support for ��€��true and solid science. whether human or divine��€� (motu proprio ut mysticam, 14 march 1891).

122 Address to Participants in the Summer Course of the Vatican Observatory (11 June 2016)
2) this impressive representation of persons from various countries and different cultures is a sign of how diversity can greatly enrich scientific research.

123 Visit of the Holy Father to the Headquarters of World Food Programme [WFP] (13 June 2016)
1) through its mission and its activities, the world food programme has shown that it is possible to coordinate scientific knowledge, technical decisions and practical actions with

124 Greeting to participants in the World Congress of Cardiology "ESC Congress 2016" (31 August 2016)
3) for this reason, it is important that men and women of science. as they examine themselves in the light of that great mystery of human existence, do not give in to the temptation to suppress the truth (cf.

125 Greeting to participants in the World Congress of Cardiology "ESC Congress 2016" (31 August 2016)
4) the sciences alone, however, whether natural or physical, are not sufficient to understand the mystery contained within each person.

126 Greeting to participants in the World Congress of Cardiology "ESC Congress 2016" (31 August 2016)
3) we cannot deny that our knowledge, even our most precise and scientific knowledge, needs to progress by asking questions and finding answers concerning the origin, meaning and finality of reality; and this includes man.

127 Greeting to participants in the World Congress of Cardiology "ESC Congress 2016" (31 August 2016)
2) every scientist requires, in a sense, a purification; through this process, the toxins which poison the mind��€�™s pursuit of truth and certainty are removed, and this enables a more incisive understanding of the meaning of things.

128 Greeting to participants in the World Congress of Cardiology "ESC Congress 2016" (31 August 2016)
1) at the same time, we know that the scientist, in his or her research, is never neutral, in as much as each one has their own history, their way of being and of thinking.

129 Greeting to participants in the World Congress of Cardiology "ESC Congress 2016" (31 August 2016)
4) nature, in all its complexity, and the human mind, are created by god; their richness must be studied by skilled men and women, in the knowledge

130 Greeting to participants in the World Congress of Cardiology "ESC Congress 2016" (31 August 2016)
1) the magisterium of the church has always affirmed the importance of scientific research for human life and health.

131 Greeting to participants in the World Congress of Cardiology "ESC Congress 2016" (31 August 2016)
3) i am particularly grateful to professor fausto pinto for his kind words and, through him, i thank each of you for the scientific work in these

132 Apostolic Journey to Georgia and Azerbaijan: In-Flight Press Conference from Azerbaijan to Rome (Papal Flight, 2 October 2016)
7) the day before yesterday, for example, there was a two-day conference, i believe, at the [pontifical] academy of sciences on laudato si��€�™, and there was a chinese delegation representing the president.

133 To members of the John Paul II Foundation (21 October 2016)
1) spurred us to reflect and meditate on divine mercy at a time in which man, for reasons of progress in various fields of technology and science. tends to feel self-sufficient, as though he were freed from every higher authority, believing that everything depends on himself.

134 Apostolic Journey to Sweden: In-Flight Press Conference from Sweden to Rome (Papal Flight, 1 November 2016)
15) what can save us is the restoration of a healthy autonomy in the development of culture and the sciences, but also a sense of our dependence, as creatures, not god, and a renewed commitment to evangelization.

135 Apostolic Journey to Sweden: In-Flight Press Conference from Sweden to Rome (Papal Flight, 1 November 2016)
11) this is not a problem of secularity, because a healthy secularity is desirable, a sound autonomy of worldly realities, of the sciences, of thought, of politics.

136 To participants in the World Meeting of Popular Movements (5 November 2016)
15) because in a more scientific field, that of the economic sciences if you will, or the sciences of the market, austerity is a synonym of adjustment.

137 To participants in the World Meeting of Popular Movements (5 November 2016)
6) monopoly on truth, speak out and act, especially in the face of ��€��situations of deep hurt and dramatic suffering, in which values, ethics, the social sciences and faith all enter into play��€� (address to the judges��€�™ summit on human trafficking and organized crime, vatican, 3 june 2016).

138 To participants in the World Meeting of Popular Movements (5 November 2016)
2) violence against women and other new forms of enslavement; an end to all wars, organized crime and repression; freedom of expression and democratic communication; putting science and technology at the service of peoples.

139 To participants in the International Conference of the Christian Union of the Business Executives (UNIAPAC) (17 November 2016)
3) i hope this conference may be like the sycamore of jericho, a tree which you are all able to climb, so that through the scientific discussion

140 To participants in the Meeting sponsored by the Pontifical Academy of Sciences on: âNarcotics: problems and solutions to this global issueâ (24 November 2016)
1) i cordially greet each of you and i thank the president of the pontifical academy of sciences for his kind words.

141 To participants in the Meeting sponsored by the Pontifical Academy of Sciences on: âNarcotics: problems and solutions to this global issueâ (24 November 2016)
1) address of his holiness pope francis to participants in the meeting sponsored by the pontifical academy of sciences on: ��€��narcotics: problems and solutions to this global issue��€�

142 To Participants in the Plenary Session of the Pontical Academy of Sciences (28 November 2016)
3) combined with moral values, the plan for sustainable and integral development is well positioned to offer all scientists, in particular those who profess belief, a powerful impetus for research.

143 To Participants in the Plenary Session of the Pontical Academy of Sciences (28 November 2016)
1) within this general picture, it is worth noting that international politics has reacted weakly ��€�“ albeit with some praiseworthy exceptions ��€�“ regarding the concrete will to seek the common good and universal goods, and the ease with which well-founded scientific opinion about the state of our planet is disregarded.

144 To Participants in the Plenary Session of the Pontical Academy of Sciences (28 November 2016)
2) just as the scientific community, through interdisciplinary dialogue, has been able to research and demonstrate our planet��€�™s crisis, so too today that same community is called

145 To Participants in the Plenary Session of the Pontical Academy of Sciences (28 November 2016)
1) very briefly, i would say that it falls to scientists, who work free of political, economic or ideological interests, to develop a cultural model which can

146 To Participants in the Plenary Session of the Pontical Academy of Sciences (28 November 2016)
2) at the same time we are seeing a renewed partnership between the scientific and christian communities, who are witnessing the convergence of their distinct approaches to

147 To Participants in the Plenary Session of the Pontical Academy of Sciences (28 November 2016)
1) never before has there been such a clear need for science to be at the service of a new global ecological equilibrium.

148 To Participants in the Plenary Session of the Pontical Academy of Sciences (28 November 2016)
2) i wish to thank you for the contribution you are making which, with the passing of time, increasingly reveals its usefulness for scientific progress, for the cause of cooperation between human persons and especially for the care of the planet on which god has allowed us to live.

149 To Participants in the Plenary Session of the Pontical Academy of Sciences (28 November 2016)
1) address of his holiness pope francis to participants in the plenary session of the pontifical academy of sciences

150 To a Delegation of the âGlobal Foundationâ (14 January 2017)
2) for this reason, i encourage you to draw constant inspiration from the church��€�™s social teaching as you continue your efforts to promote a cooperative globalization, working with civil society, governments, international bodies, academic and scientific communities, and all other interested parties.

151 To participants in the Fourth Workshop organized by the Pontifical Academy of Science [23-24 February 2017] (24 February 2017)
6) ibid., 231) and encounter, joining in common cause all the necessary efforts made by scientists and business people, government leaders and politicians.

152 To participants in the Fourth Workshop organized by the Pontifical Academy of Science [23-24 February 2017] (24 February 2017)
1) address of his holiness pope francis to participants in the fourth workshop organized by the pontifical academy of sciences entitled ��€��the human right to water: an interdisciplinary focus and contributions on the central role of public policies in water and sanitation management��€ �

153 To participants in the 28th Course on the internal forum sponsored by the Apostolic Penitentiary (17 March 2017)
2) and proper spiritual disturbances ��€�” which can also be in large part psychic, and which must be verified through a healthy collaboration with the human sciences ��€�” he must not hesitate to contact those who, in the diocese, are charged with this sensitive and necessary ministry, namely, exorcists.

154 To participants in the Meeting promoted by the Pontifical Committee for Historical Sciences: âLuther: 500 Years Laterâ (31 March 2017)
1) i confess that my first response to this praiseworthy initiative of the pontifical committee for historical sciences was one of gratitude to god, together with a certain surprise, since not long ago a meeting like this would have been unthinkable.

155 To participants in the Meeting promoted by the Pontifical Committee for Historical Sciences: âLuther: 500 Years Laterâ (31 March 2017)
1) greeting of his holiness pope francisto participants in the meeting promoted by the pontifical committee for historical sciences: "luther: 500 years later"

156 To the members of the Italian National Committee for Biosecurity, Biotechnologies and Life Sciences (10 April 2017)
3) consensus among scientists, technologists, business people and representatives of institutions, and to identify strategies to raise public awareness regarding issues arising from developments in life sciences and biotechnologies.

157 To the members of the Italian National Committee for Biosecurity, Biotechnologies and Life Sciences (10 April 2017)
1) at the conclusion of this reflection, allow me to remind you that science and technology are made for mankind and for the world, not mankind and the world for science and technology.

158 To the members of the Italian National Committee for Biosecurity, Biotechnologies and Life Sciences (10 April 2017)
3) achieving such a harmonious balance calls for humility, courage and readiness to compare the different circumstances, in the certainty that the testimony of scientists to truth and the common good contributes to the maturation of civil conscience.

159 To the members of the Italian National Committee for Biosecurity, Biotechnologies and Life Sciences (10 April 2017)
2) it is not easy to reach a harmonious balance between the different scientific, productive, ethical, social, economic and political demands and to promote sustainable development that respects the ��€��common home��€� .

160 To the members of the Italian National Committee for Biosecurity, Biotechnologies and Life Sciences (10 April 2017)
4) serious nature of the challenges that arise, the complexity of the problems to be solved, and the danger of misusing the power that the life sciences and technologies put in our hands (cf.

161 To the members of the Italian National Committee for Biosecurity, Biotechnologies and Life Sciences (10 April 2017)
3) technology, even more than science. places enormous and increasing power in the hands of mankind.

162 To the members of the Italian National Committee for Biosecurity, Biotechnologies and Life Sciences (10 April 2017)
1) scientists, like technologists, are called to ��€��know��€� and to ��€��know how to do��€� , with increasing precision and creativity in their respective fields of competence,

163 To the members of the Italian National Committee for Biosecurity, Biotechnologies and Life Sciences (10 April 2017)
8) your task is not only that of promoting the harmonious and integral development of scientific research and technology regarding the biological processes of plant, animal and

164 To the members of the Italian National Committee for Biosecurity, Biotechnologies and Life Sciences (10 April 2017)
2) cultivation, of which you are distinguished representatives in the field of life sciences and technologies, entails the idea of ��€��tilling��€� .

165 To the members of the Italian National Committee for Biosecurity, Biotechnologies and Life Sciences (10 April 2017)
2) i would like, first of all, to express appreciation for the work done by the national committee for biosecurity, biotechnologies and life sciences in the 25 years since its institution at the presidency of the council of ministers.

166 To the members of the Italian National Committee for Biosecurity, Biotechnologies and Life Sciences (10 April 2017)
1) address of his holiness pope francisto the members of the italian national committee for biosecurity, biotechnologies and life sciences

167 Greeting to participants at the Conference organized by the Vatican Observatory (12 May 2017)
2) for we ought never to fear truth, nor become trapped in our own preconceived ideas, but welcome new scientific discoveries with an attitude of humility.

168 Greeting to participants at the Conference organized by the Vatican Observatory (12 May 2017)
3) that distinction, already present in saint thomas aquinas, avoids a short-circuiting that is as harmful to science as it is to faith.

169 Greeting to participants at the Conference organized by the Vatican Observatory (12 May 2017)
1) a cosmologist, mgr georges lema�tre knew well the creative tension between faith and science. and always defended the clear methodological distinction between the fields of science and theology.

170 Greeting to participants at the Conference organized by the Vatican Observatory (12 May 2017)
2) it is clear that these questions have a particular relevance for science. philosophy, theology and for the spiritual life.

171 Pilgrimage to FÃ¡tima: In-Flight Press Conference from FÃ¡tima to Rome (Papal flight, 13 May 2017)
3) before leaving, i received some scientists of various religions who were doing research at the vatican observatory at castel gandolfo.

172 To Huntingtonâs Disease patients and their families (18 May 2017)
4) but we know that no ends, even noble in themselves, such as a predicted utility for science. for other human beings or for society, can justify the destruction of human embryos.

173 To Huntingtonâs Disease patients and their families (18 May 2017)
2) i encourage you to always pursue it with means that do not contribute to fuelling that ��€��throw-away culture��€� that at times infiltrates even the world of scientific research.

174 To Huntingtonâs Disease patients and their families (18 May 2017)
1) lastly, geneticists and scientists are present here, who, for some time, sparing no energy, have dedicated themselves to studying and researching a treatment for huntington��€�™s disease.

175 Pastoral Visit to Genoa: Encounter with representatives of the world of work (Ilva Factory, 27 May 2017)
3) when a business scientifically creates a system of individual incentives that put workers in competition with each other, perhaps an advantage can be gained in the short term, but it soon ends up undermining that fabric of trust that is the soul of any organization.

176 Apostolic Journey to Colombia: Return flight Press Conference of His Holiness Pope Francis from Colombia to Rome (Papal flight, 10 September 2017)
4) second, if people have any doubts about the matter, they should ask the scientists.

177 Apostolic Journey to Colombia: Return flight Press Conference of His Holiness Pope Francis from Colombia to Rome (Papal flight, 10 September 2017)
9) we can see the effects of climate change and the scientists clearly indicate the road to take.

178 Apostolic Journey to Colombia: Return flight Press Conference of His Holiness Pope Francis from Colombia to Rome (Papal flight, 10 September 2017)
4) scientists speak very clearly; they are precise.

179 Apostolic Journey to Colombia: Return flight Press Conference of His Holiness Pope Francis from Colombia to Rome (Papal flight, 10 September 2017)
3) those who deny this have to go to the scientists and ask them.

180 Apostolic Journey to Colombia: Return flight Press Conference of His Holiness Pope Francis from Colombia to Rome (Papal flight, 10 September 2017)
5) scientists believe that the warming of the oceans is a factor that contributes to intensifying storms and seasonal hurricanes.

181 To participants in the General Assembly of the members of the Pontifical Academy for Life (5 October 2017)
2) the church has a long tradition of noble and enlightened minds that paved the way for science and social consciousness in their day.

182 To participants in the General Assembly of the members of the Pontifical Academy for Life (5 October 2017)
3) the proposal of forms of conduct consistent with human dignity involves the theory and practice of science and technology in terms of their overall approach to life, its meaning and its value.

183 To participants in the General Assembly of the members of the Pontifical Academy for Life (5 October 2017)
1) that is demanding and much needed, as it deals with the challenging combination of opportunities and issues associated with recent technological developments in the life sciences.

184 To participants in the General Assembly of the members of the Pontifical Academy for Life (5 October 2017)
2) i am grateful to all of you for the contributions you make; as time passes, their value becomes all the more evident for the advance of scientific, anthropological and ethical knowledge, and for the service of life, particularly for the care of human life and of creation, our common home.

185 To the participants in the Congress on âChild Dignity in the Digital Worldâ (6 October 2017)
3) they also include fostering greater sensitivity and providing moral formation, as well as continuing scientific research in all the fields associated with this challenge.

186 To the participants in the Congress on âChild Dignity in the Digital Worldâ (6 October 2017)
1) as representatives of various scientific disciplines and the fields of digital communications, law and political life, you have come together precisely because you realize the gravity of these challenges linked to scientific and technical progress.

187 Visit of the Holy Father to the Rome headquarters of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) (16 October 2017)
2) thanks to scientific knowledge, we know how the problems are to be faced; and the international community has drawn up the necessary legal instruments, such as the paris agreement, from which, however, some are withdrawing.

188 Visit of the Holy Father to the Rome headquarters of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) (16 October 2017)
1) the landscape of international relations shows a growing capacity for responding to the expectations of the human family, also with the contribution of science and technology which, by studying the problems, propose appropriate solutions.

189 To Participants in the Workshop on Changing Relations among Market, State and Civil Society (20 October 2017)
1) i cordially greet the members of the pontifical academy of social sciences and the distinguished participants in this workshop, as well as the representatives of the institutions supporting it.

190 To a Delegation from Tel Aviv University (23 October 2017)
6) for only by serving an integral human development can science and the arts display their full dignity.

191 To a Delegation from Tel Aviv University (23 October 2017)
3) universities are challenged to foster a culture of wisdom, one capable of harmonizing technical and scientific research with a humanistic approach, in the conviction that the pursuit of the true and the good is ultimately one.

192 To the Commission of the Bishopsâ Conferences of the European Community (28 October 2017)
3) it is a grave responsibility to provide an education, not only by offering technical and scientific knowledge, but above all by working ��€��to promote the complete perfection of the human person, the good of earthly society and the building of a world that is more human��€� .

193 To the members of the International Federation of Catholic Universities (4 November 2017)
1) with regard to the first area, catholic universities have always sought to harmonize scientific with theological research, placing reason and faith in dialogue.

194 To the members of the International Federation of Catholic Universities (4 November 2017)
3) thus, you have felt called by the global and complex situation of contemporary migration and have organized a scientific, theological and pedagogical reflection deeply rooted in the social doctrine of the church, in an endeavour to overcome the prejudice and fear linked to an inadequate awareness of the migratory phenomenon.

195 To Participants in the International Symposium "Prospects for a World Free of Nuclear Weapons and for Integral Disarmament" (10 November 2017)
2) for that matter, while true science is always at the service of humanity, in our time we are increasingly troubled by the misuse of certain projects originally conceived for a good cause.

196 To participants in the Plenary session of the Pontifical Council for Culture (18 November 2017)
2) science. as any other human activity, knows that it has limitations to respect for the good of humanity itself, and that it needs a sense of ethical responsibility.

197 To participants in the Plenary session of the Pontifical Council for Culture (18 November 2017)
4) the big decisions concerning the direction of scientific research and investment therein must be undertaken by society as a whole, and not dictated solely by the rules of the market or by the interests of the few.

198 To participants in the Plenary session of the Pontifical Council for Culture (18 November 2017)
1) as i wished to affirm in the encyclical laudato si��€�™: ��€��we urgently need a humanism capable of bringing together the different fields of knowledge

199 To participants in the Plenary session of the Pontifical Council for Culture (18 November 2017)
1) science and technology have helped us to broaden the confines of our knowledge of nature and, in particular, of the human being.

200 To participants in the Plenary session of the Pontifical Council for Culture (18 November 2017)
3) this appreciation for the sciences, which we have not always been able to demonstrate, finds its ultimate foundation in the plan of god who ��€��chose us before the creation of the world and destined us to be his adoptive children��€� (cf.

Islam: “Qurʾān” not match ' science | sciences'

Islam: “Hadith”

No. Name Content

1 Sahih Al Bukhari the book of holding fast to the qur’an and the sunna(7297)
then the prophet said, (o muhammad) they ask you regarding the spirit, say: the spirit its knowledge is with my lord (i.e., nobody has

2 Sahih Al Muslim introduction(23)
from it [with respect to the request of ibn ab� mulaykah] and he came upon something [not appropriate to the station of al� regarding the science of verdicts].

Hinduism: “Vedas”

No. Name Content

1 Yajur Veda Book XL
1:40:14) 12 to blinding darkness go the men who make a cult of nescience. the devotees of science enter darkness that is darker still.

2 Yajur Veda Book XL
1:40:15) 13 different is the fruit, they say, of science and of nescience. thus from the sages have we heard who have declared this lore to us.

3 Yajur Veda Book XL
1:40:16) 14 the man who knoweth well these two, science and nescience, combined, o�ercoming death by nescience by science gaineth endless life.

Tibetan Buddhism: The call of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and the sages for world peace not match " science | sciences"

Orthodox Catholic Church: The Old Testament of Holy Scripture

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Orthodox Catholic Church: The New Testament of Holy Scripture

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Judaism: “Torah” not match " science | sciences"

No.	Content
1	of the holy father francis on the regarding the provision that the venerable servant of god jos� gregorio hern�ndez cisneros be co-patron of the peace sciences study cycle at the pontifical lateran university (26 april 2021)
2	message of his holiness pope francis on the occasion of the plenary session of the pontifical academy of sciences [7-9 october 2020], 7 october 2020
3	to participants in the plenary session of the pontical academy of social sciences (2 may 2019)
4	to the members of the pontifical academy of social sciences on the occasion of their plenary assembly [28 april - 2 may 2017] (24 april 2017)
5	to participants in the meeting sponsored by the science and life association (30 may 2015)
6	plenary session of the pontifical academy of sciences; inauguration of the bust in honour of pope benedict xvi (27 october 2014)
7	to the pontifical committee for historical sciences (12 april 2014)
8	to participants in the plenary assembly of the pontifical academy of sciences (8 november 2012)
9	message on the occasion of the eighteenth plenary session of the pontifical academy of social sciences (april 27, 2012)
10	message to her excellency professor mary ann glendon on the occasion of the 17th plenary session of the pontifical academy of social sciences (april 29, 2011)
11	to participants in the plenary session of the pontifical academy of sciences (october 28, 2010)
12	to the sixteenth plenary session of the pontifical academy of social sciences (april 30, 2010)
13	to participants in the plenary of the pontifical academy of sciences (october 31, 2008)
14	to participants in the fourteenth plenary session of the pontifical academy of social sciences (may 3, 2008)
15	letter to the ecumenical patriarch of constantinople on the occasion of the seventh symposium of the religion, science and the environment movement (september 1, 2007)
16	letter to the president of the pontifical academy of social sciences on the occasion of the thirteenth plenary session (april 28, 2007)
17	to the members of pontifical academy of sciences (november 6, 2006)
18	apostolic journey to valencia: vigil of prayer at the conclusion of the fifth world meeting of families in the 'city of arts and sciences' (july 8, 2006)
19	letter to his holiness bartholomew i on the occasion of the 6th symposium on "religion, science and the environment" under the title "amazon, source of life" (july 6, 2006)
20	letter to participants of the xii plenary assembly of the pontifical academy of social sciences (april 27, 2006)
21	to the members of the delegation of the "world federation of scientists" (december 7, 2004)
22	to the members of the pontifical academy of sciences (november 8, 2004)
23	to the ambassadors of the united nations educational scientific and cultural organization (u.n.e.s.c.o.) (may 8, 2004)
24	message to the president of the pontifical committee of historical sciences (april 16, 2004)
25	message on the occasion of the commemorative convention on leo xiii and the historical studies promoted by the pontifical committee for historical sciences (october 28, 2003)
26	to members of the pontifical academy of social sciences (may 2, 2003)
27	to the participants in the plenary assembly of the pontifical academy of sciences (november 11, 2002)
28	to the members of the "institute for human sciences" (october 26, 2002)
29	apostolic voyage in azerbaijan and bulgaria: meeting with representatives of the world of culture, science and art, palace of culture, sofia (may 24, 2002)
30	to the pontifical academy of social sciences (april 11, 2002)
31	pastoral visit in kazakhstan: meeting with representatives of the world of culture, arts and science - auditorium of the congress hall, astana, (kazakhstan) (september 24, 2001)
32	pastoral visit to the ukraine: meeting with representatives from the cultural, political, scientific and business communities - presidential palace "mariyinskyi", kyiv (june 23, 2001)
33	to the professors of the university "la sapienza" in rome and ofthe polish academy of sciences and arts in krakow (april 5, 2001)
34	to the 6th plenary session of the pontifical academy of social sciences (february 23, 2000)
35	apostolic journey to georgia: address to the representatives of the world of culture and science (residence of government krtsanisi, tbilisi, 9 november 1999)
36	address to the representatives of the world of culture and science (residence of government krtsanisi, tbilisi, 9 november 1999)
37	to the world federation of scientists (march 27, 1999)
38	to the members of the pontifical academy of sciences (march 12, 1999)
39	to the pontifical academy of social sciences (march 6, 1999)
40	to the 4th plenary session of the pontifical academy of social sciences (april 23, 1998)
41	to the plenary of the pontifical academy of social sciences (april 25, 1997)
42	to participants in study sessions organized by the pontifical academy of sciences (may 12, 1995)
43	to the representatives of malta’s scientific, cultural and artistic life at st. julien church in sliema (may 27, 1990)
44	address to the representatives of malta’s scientific, cultural and artistic life
45	to the participants in the study week organized by the pontifical academy of sciences (may 18, 1990)
46	address to the participants in the study week organized by the pontifical academy of sciences
47	meeting with the university community, and those involved in the world of the arts and sciences in indonesia gathered in the atma jaya catholic university of jakarta (october 12, 1989)
48	letter to the participants of an international seminar on: "science, technology and spiritual values" held in tokyo (may 13, 1987)
49	to participants in the study week promoted by the pontifical academy of sciences (september 26, 1986)
50	to scholars of the pontifical academy of sciences (june 20, 1986)
51	to scientists on the occasion of the study week sponsored by the pontifical academy of sciences (october 2, 1984)
52	to members of the pontifical academy of sciences (june 1, 1984)
53	to scientists taking part in the 4th international symposium on heating in toroidal plasmas (march 26, 1984)
54	meeting with scientists and representatives of the united nations university in hiroshima (february 25, 1981)

No.	Name	Content
1	2021 A CULTURE OF CARE AS A PATH TO PEACE	1) at a time dominated by a culture of waste, faced with growing inequalities both within and between nations,[17]�i urge government leaders and those of international organizations,
2	2013 BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS	3) they can also contribute to a scientific reflection which will ground economic and financial activities on a solid anthropological and ethical basis.
3	2010 IF YOU WANT TO CULTIVATE PEACE， PROTECT CREATION	2) a sustainable comprehensive management of the environment and the resources of the planet demands that human intelligence be directed to technological and scientific research and its practical applications.
4	2009 FIGHTING POVERTY TO BUILD PEACE	2) if it were a question of material poverty alone, then the social sciences, which enable us to measure phenomena on the basis of mainly quantitative data, would be sufficient to illustrate its principal characteristics.
5	2005 DO NOT BE OVERCOME BY EVIL BUT OVERCOME EVIL WITH GOOD	1) (13) address to participants in the study week of the pontifical academy of sciences (27 october 1989), 6: insegnamenti xii/2 (1989), 1050.
6	2004 AN EVER TIMELY COMMITMENT: TEACHING PEACE	1) the science of peace
7	2001 DIALOGUE BETWEEN CULTURES FOR A CIVILIZATION OF LOVE AND PEACE	5) western cultural models are enticing and alluring because of their remarkable scientific and technical cast, but regrettably there is growing evidence of their deepening human, spiritual and moral impoverishment.
8	2000 PEACE ON EARTH TO THOSE WHOM GOD LOVES	1) acted in the name of peace we should not forget those men and women whose dedication has brought about great advances in every field of science and technology, making it possible to overcome dreadful diseases and to enhance and prolong human life.
9	1999 RESPECT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS: THE SECRET OF TRUE PEACE	2) in order that scientific research in this area may be at the service of the person, it must be accompanied at every stage by careful ethical reflection, which will bring about adequate legal norms safeguarding the integrity of human life.
10	1997 OFFER FORGIVENESS AND RECEIVE PEACE	4) if we look back on the last millennium, and on this century in particular, it must be acknowledged that mankind's path has been greatly illuminated by progress in the socio-cultural, economic, scientific and technological spheres.
11	1990 PEACE WITH GOD THE CREATOR， PEACE WITH ALL OF CREATION	3) first among these is the indiscriminate application of advances in science and technology.
12	1988 RELIGIOUS FREEDOM	3) the modern development of the social sciences has enriched humanity's awareness of this order, despite all the ideological distortions and the conflicts which sometimes seem to obscure that awareness.
13	1987 DEVELOPMENT AND SOLIDARITY	4) that all people are at the centre of development is a consequence of the oneness of the human family; and this is irrespective of any technological or scientific discoveries that the future may hold.
14	1986 PEACE IS A VALUE WITH NO FRONTIERS NORTH-SOUTH， EAST-WEST	1) to you, military strategists, officers, scientists and technologists, i appeal: to use your expertise in ways that promote dialogue and understanding.
15	1983 DIALOGUE FOR PEACE， A CHALLENGE FOR OUR TIME	1) message i sent to the united nations organization last june, and in conformity with the message that the learned members of the pontifical academy of sciences took on my behalf to the leaders of the nuclear powers.
16	1982 PEACE: A GIFT OF GOD ENTRUSTED TO US !	4) selfish monopolization and even hostility are to be found today as much in the way economic life is run and in the technological application of science as in the way that the mass media or military resources are utilized.
17	1981 TO SERVE PEACE， RESPECT FREEDOM	3) freedom responds to a deep and widespread aspiration of the modern world, and this is shown for example by the frequency with which the term "freedom
18	1978 NO TO VIOLENCE， YES TO PEACE	2) in the fabric of our civilization there exists a class of learned, valiant and good-hearted persons who have made the science and art of medicine their vocation and profession.
19	1973 PEACE IS POSSIBLE!	1) rests the responsibility for guiding the vital interests of mankind: statesmen and diplomats; and you, representatives of the nations of the world; men of philosophy, science and letters, industrialists, trade unionists, military men and artists, all you whose work influences the relations among peoples, states, tribes, classes and among the
20	1970 TO BE RECONCILED WITH EACH OTHER， TO EDUCATE THEMSELVES FOR PEACE	1) mankind is travelling forward, that is, progressing towards an ever greater mastery of the world: thought, study and science are guiding it towards this conquest; work, tools and technology are making this wonderful conquest a reality.

No.	Name	Content
1	Sahih Al Bukhari the book of holding fast to the qur’an and the sunna(7297)	then the prophet said, (o muhammad) they ask you regarding the spirit, say: the spirit its knowledge is with my lord (i.e., nobody has
2	Sahih Al Muslim introduction(23)	from it [with respect to the request of ibn ab� mulaykah] and he came upon something [not appropriate to the station of al� regarding the science of verdicts].

No.	Name	Content
1	Yajur Veda Book XL	1:40:14) 12 to blinding darkness go the men who make a cult of nescience. the devotees of science enter darkness that is darker still.
2	Yajur Veda Book XL	1:40:15) 13 different is the fruit, they say, of science and of nescience. thus from the sages have we heard who have declared this lore to us.
3	Yajur Veda Book XL	1:40:16) 14 the man who knoweth well these two, science and nescience, combined, o�ercoming death by nescience by science gaineth endless life.

Constitutional Standards Compared to Scriptures of Global

Catholic Church: The Old Testament of Holy Bible

Catholic Church: The New Testament of Holy Bible not match " science | sciences"

Catholic Church: 31,628 important Christian documents on peace since 1245

Catholic Church: Past Popes for Nearly a Hundred Years ‘Messages on World Day of Peace’

Catholic Church: Pope Franciscus, nearly 4,000 important ideas, opinions, or propositions on

Islam: “Qurʾān” not match ' science | sciences'

Islam: “Hadith”

Hinduism: “Vedas”

Tibetan Buddhism: The call of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and the sages for world peace not match " science | sciences"

Orthodox Catholic Church: The Old Testament of Holy Scripture

Orthodox Catholic Church: The New Testament of Holy Scripture

Judaism: “Torah” not match " science | sciences"