[Allen Pizzey reports from Rome on Pope Francis' radical statements to the Pontifical Academy of Science].

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Allen Pizzey reports from Rome on Pope Francis' radical statements to the Pontifical Academy of Science. The Pope told the group that the "big bang theory" is not inconsistent with the Catholic Church's teachings on the origin of the world and made other controversial comments about evolution. Dr....

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Corporate Author:	CBS Television Network
Other Authors:	Pizzey, Allen (Reporter) Gillis, Chester L. (Commentator) King, Gayle (Host)
Language:	English
Published:	[2014]
Subjects:	Francis, > Pope, > 1936- Catholic Church > Doctrines. Big bang theory. Life > Origin. Religion and science. Television news programs. Nonfiction television programs.
Genre:	Television news programs. Nonfiction television programs.
Physical Description:	1 electronic audio file (2 min., 2 sec.) : digital, WAV file.
Format:	Audio Software

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Summary:	Allen Pizzey reports from Rome on Pope Francis' radical statements to the Pontifical Academy of Science. The Pope told the group that the "big bang theory" is not inconsistent with the Catholic Church's teachings on the origin of the world and made other controversial comments about evolution. Dr. Chester L. Gillis, Professor in the Department of Theology at Georgetown College, talks about the relationship between religion and science. On "CBS This Morning."
Note:	Title supplied. Electronic resource.
Call Number:	Voice 27059
Playing Time:	00:02:02
Event Details:	Broadcast on CBS-TV, Oct. 29, 2014.