Myths Are Stories That Express Meaning, Morality

So, Of Course, Gish's Presentation Was Well Received, Which It Would Have Been The Case Had He Only Gotten Up And Said "praise The Lord" And Sat Back Down.

Being A Skeptic Just Means Being Rational And Empirical: Thinking And Seeing Before Believing.

But Because We Live In An Age Of Science, We Have A Preoccupation With Corroborating Our Myths.

The Question Itself [of Ufos] I Think Is Legitimate. It's Interesting, It's Fascinating. It's Mythic In Scale And One Of The Grand Questions. It's Like The God Question Or, You Know, The Meaning-of-life Question. It's One Of Those, On That Scale. So You'd Have To Be Made Of Wood Not To Be Interested And, You Know, Have They Come Here? Are They Up There?

In The Past 10,000 Years, Humans Have Devised Roughly 100,000 Religions Based On Roughly 2,500 Gods. So The Only Difference Between Myself And The Believers Is That I Am Skeptical Of 2,500 Gods Whereas They Are Skeptical Of 2,499 Gods. We're Only One God Away From Total Agreement.