One Good Test Is Worth A Thousand

Development Of The Space Station Is As Inevitable As The Rising Of The Sun; Man Has Already Poked His Nose Into Space And He Is Not Likely To Pull It Back . . . . There Can Be No Thought Of Finishing, For Aiming At The Stars-both Literally And Figuratively-is The Work Of Generations, And No Matter How Much Progress One Makes, There Is Always The Thrill Of Just Beginning.

By The Year 2000 We Will Undoubtedly Have A Sizable Operation On The Moon, We Will Have Achieved A Manned Mars Landing And It's Entirely Possible We Will Have Flown With Men To The Outer Planets.

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.

Our Sun Is One Of A 100 Billion Stars In Our Galaxy. Our Galaxy Is One Of Billions Of Galaxies Populating The Universe. It Would Be The Height Of Presumption To Think That We Are The Only Living Thing In That Enormous Immensity.

Science And Religion Are Not Antagonists. On The Contrary, They Are Sisters. While Science Tries To Learn More About The Creation, Religion Tries To Better Understand The Creator. While Through Science Man Tries To Harness The Forces Of Nature Around Him, Through Religion He Tries To Harness The Force Of Nature Within Him.