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MUNICH, Germany — Pope Benedict XVI yesterday warned modern societies to be wary of allowing faith in science and technology to make them deaf to God’s message, and he suggested that Asia and Africa could teach the wealthier West something about faith.
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|MUNICH, Germany — Pope Benedict XVI yesterday warned modern societies to be wary of allowing faith in science and technology to make them deaf to God’s message, and he suggested that Asia and Africa could teach the wealthier West something about faith.
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