| Science and ethics (2865 words) |
 | John Ziman, the former Chairman of the Council for Science and Society, interprets ethics not as an abstract discipline but as a way of dealing with differing opinions that arise when traditional values are faced with new realities (Ziman, 2001). |
| The rapid development of modern science since the Renaissance is due mainly to the postulate that scientific theories should be independent of theological or religious beliefs. |
| In this context, science was not responsible for its applications, and even less for their subsequent use. |
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