We Must Question The Story Logic Of

Picard: There Is No Greater Challenge Than The Study Of Philosophy. Wesley: But William James Won't Be In My Starfleet Exams. Picard: The Important Things Never Will Be. Anyone Can Be Trained In The Mechanics Of Piloting A Starship. Wesley: But Starfleet Academy Picard: It Takes More. Open Your Mind To The Past. Art, History, Philosophy. And All This May Mean Something.

Art Is Really People Asking The Eternal Question, "what Is It All About?"

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.

For Most People, Religion Is Nothing More Than A Substitute For A Malfunctioning Brain. If People Need Religion, Ignore Them And Maybe They Will Ignore You, And You Can Go On With Your Life. It Wasn't Until I Was Beginning To Do Star Trek That The Subject Of Religion Arose. What Brought It Up Was That People Were Saying That I Would Have A Chaplain On Board The Enterprise. I Replied, "no, We Don't.

Ancient Astronauts Didn't Build The Pyramids. Human Beings Built The Pyramids, Because They're Clever And They Work Hard.