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: Science . Science pnd God DR, WERNHER VON BRAUN. "tt is-one of the tragedies of aur time. thal ecience aed. religion have become adverserigs”, says Or, Weimer von Braun, who ie one of the world’s fea- ding space-ressarchers, head of the Gaorge C. Mar- shall Space-icevel Centra iy Alabama, one of the braine behind the Gemini Project and the U.5.A.’s project for the first manned moon rockel, to be sent wp an. 1989. * THE. TWO STRONGEST FORCES which go to traste our present-day civilisation are science and feligion. Through science Man seks to learn more a the mysteries of Creation. Through religion he sacks to understand the Creator. They are not dependent of each other. Ht ip fist as dillicult for me to uedersiand a eclentigt. who cannot perceive a Higher Reslity behind the agin of the Uniweree, aa it iz to understand @ theolngian who denies the advances made by ecience. Science and religion are far from being independent of gach other, neither are they opposing forces, on the cont- vary they ora as brothers. Both are striving for a better world. While science seeks to uncover the forces Gf Nature around us, religion is trying to discover the forces in Man. himegii. As we gradually gain a greater knowledge of nat- re so we become more impressed and humbled by He orderliness and pever-lailing perfection. Our ex- Rengive knowledge of the Universe and its laws has made it possible for us to- send people out from their natucal surroundings inio unknown space and bring them safety back io earth apain. UFO CONTACT WISHES TO OFFER iTS DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO THE FAMILY OF A BRAVE SOVIET PIONEER-~— - COSMONAUT VLADIMIR KOMAROV WHO DIED ON A SPACE VENTURE, APRIL 24th 1967, contact ENOLESSNESS OF THE UNIVERSE. —_ Manned space-flights are pioneer works. Bur ontil now they have only begun fo open the door out toward the endlossness of the Universe. That which we can see of the mysteries of the Universe through ihe crack in that door only oon firms our beliat in ts Creator, Mankind with ite limited understanding cannot comprehend an emni- present, simighty, all-knowing and eiemal Ged. Every attempt fo creste « picture of God and red- uce Him 60 that He can be comprehended affars but further proof of His Greatness. i believe it bast if ane, throygh Faith, eccepts God as a proof of Goodwill, which Gwoughout history manifests itself more and more as the ability of Mankind lo under- stand, grows, . it gives peace of mind to think of God as the Father of all, and the resultant thought, that af! man are brothers, is an athicel guide-ling. Scientists only know that in nature nothing is des- troyed withoul being converted into energy. Not even the titiest particle can disappear without leaving « trace. Natura knows nothing of annihilation, only thange. Would Ged have had lees consideralion for fis Masterpiece, tha Human Soul? For ma inmortality means & continuation of our apititual existence siter death. Mankind has had a balief in a lite after death since the dawn of history. This has been as essential part of the primitive cultures’ religions and # has been preserved in Kighes developed religions and philosophies, The significance of thie i of far more knportance than the pronouncements of philosophers and theo- logians about whal we can expect when we heave this world. From the dawn of time the conception of immortality has had ita influence on untold millions cf people. THE SOUL DIVIDES MANKIND FROM OTHER CREATIONS. The soul, separsien Man from the animal, An animal's actions ere dictaied by its inborn mnpulses, ie. hunger, fear and salf-presarvstion. These im- Sarl hea ee dpe ot