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In This Modern World Of Ours Many People Seem To Think That Science Has Somehow Made Such Religious Ideas As Immortality Untimely Or Old Fashioned. I Think Science Has A Real Surprise For The Skeptics. Science, For Instance, Tells Us That Nothing In Nature, Not Even The Tiniest Particle, Can Disappear Without A Trace. Nature Does Not Know Extinction. All It Knows Is Transformation. If God Applies This Fundamental Principle To The Most Minute And Insignificant Parts Of His Universe, Doesn't It Make Sense To Assume That He Applies It To The Masterpiece Of His Creation, The Human Soul?

I Believe That The Time Has Arrived For Medical Investigation Of The Problems Of Manned Rocket Flight, For It Will Not Be The Engineering Problems But Rather The Limits Of The Human Frame That Will Make The Final Decision As To Whether Manned Space Flight Will Eventually Become A Reality.

To Simply Dismiss The Concept Of God As Being Unscientific Is To Violate The Very Objectivity Of Science Itself.

The Same Forces Of Nature Which Enable Us To Fly To The Stars, Enable Us Also To Destroy Our Star.

In 1492 Columbus Knew Less About The Far Atlantic Than We Do About The Heavens, Yet He Chose Not To Sail With A Flotilla Of Less Than Three Ships. . . . So It Is With Interplanetary Exploration: It Must Be Done On The Grand Scale.