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The Logistic Requirements For A Large, Elaborate Mission To Mars Are No Greater That Those For A Minor Military Operation Extending Over A Limited Theatre Of War.

I Find It As Difficult To Understand A Scientist Who Does Not Acknowledge The Presence Of A Superior Rationality Behind The Existence Of The Universe As It Is To Comprehend A Theologian Who Would Deny The Advances Of Science.

For Me, The Idea Of A Creation Is Not Conceivable Without Invoking The Necessity Of Design. One Cannot Be Exposed To The Law And Order Of The Universe Without Concluding That There Must Be Design And Purpose Behind It All.

Everybody Knows What The Moon Is, Everybody Knows What This Decade Is, And Everybody Can Tell A Live Astronaut Who Returned From The Moon From One Who Didn't

In This Age Of Space Flight, When We Use The Modern Tools Of Science To Advance Into New Regions Of Human Activity, The Bible... Remains In Every Way An Up-to-date Book. Our Knowledge And Use Of The Laws Of Nature That Enable Us To Fly To The Moon Also Enable Us To Destroy Our Home Planet With The Atom Bomb. Science Itself Does Not Address The Question Whether We Should Use The Power At Our Disposal For Good Or For Evil. The Guidelines Of What We Ought To Do Are Furnished In The Moral Law Of God.