Author of quotes: Pierre Eugène Marcellin Bertlo

Science, which had been banned for so long, a science persecuted throughout the Middle Ages, won its independence at the cost of the services it rendered to people ...

Morality has no other foundations, except those that have been delivered to it by science ... and the successes of morality, both in the past and in the future, equally in relation to the individual and in relation to society, have always gone and will go hand in hand with the successes of science.

Science the benefactor of mankind.