Star Trek Says That It Has Not

We Must Question The Story Logic Of Having An All-knowing All-powerful God, Who Creates Faulty Humans, And Then Blames Them For His Own Mistakes.

I Have Always Been Reasonably Leery Of Religion Because There Are So Many Edicts In Religion, 'thou Shalt Not,' Or 'thou Shalt.' I Wanted My World Of The Future To Be Clear Of That.

In The Fifth Season [of Star Trek: The Next Generation] Viewers Will See More Of Shipboard Life [including] Gay Crew Members In Day-to-day Circumstances.

...nuclear Warfare Is Not Necessary To Cause A Breakdown Of Our Society. You Take A Large City Like Los Angeles, New York, Chicago-their Water Supply Comes From Hundreds Of Miles Away And Any Interruption Of That, Or Food, Or Power For Any Period Of Time, You're Going To Have Riots In The Streets. Our Society Is So Fragile, So Dependent On The Interworking Of Things To Provide Us With Goods And Services, That You Don't Need Nuclear Warfare To Fragment Us Anymore Than The Romans Needed It To Cause Their Eventual Downfall.

A Man Either Lives Life As It Happens To Him, Meets It Head-on And Licks It, Or He Turns His Back On It And Starts To Wither Away.