2. Hundreds, if not thousands of brilliant individuals around the world contributed to the ability to put a man on the moon. Your comments are an insult to all these individuals.
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it is not an insult to hundreds or thousands of hard working men and women, if the majority of them were also being deceived.
Now the difference here is that with the six movies of declared moon landings, there still remains in this old American fella some little hope that it really did happen as the videos show me. You guys have never believed me, but I have said I like science just as much as the next guy.
But with the Gospel of Jesus Christ, there is not a bit of room in my being wishing that maybe it was a hoax. Nothing in me remotely still wants the New Testament to not be true.
Why? Because Jesus has been so much of an inside - out transformation that I know did not come from man.
Nothing in me at all expects, or hopes or, kind of think it would be neat, if Jesus was not Son of God and my Savior. Ziltch. Trust me.
I do kind of have a residue of hope that six times the US sent astronauts to walk on the Moon. (Or at least ONE authentic time it was true ). It is hard to shake something that you grew up with since a teenager.
If those six moon walks weren't authentic it doesn't discredit for me all the research and invention that went into the Apollo program. Nor does it discredit misled participants of the overall program.
I don't think thousands of employees deliberately staged a hoax.
I think it is possible that a few well financed key people, could have.
Anyway, though just believing God lives (which is reality) nodded at objectively, is not the same as opening up our inward being to allow Jesus Christ to become our Savior from the inside out.
"the last Adam [Christ] became a [divine] life giving Spirit" ( 1 Cor. 15:45)
Christ, in resurrection, transfigured Himself also into a form in which He can GIVE God into a man or woman's innermost being. The Apollo project is great. But it doesn't compare to what Jesus has attained, obtained, and supplied to man, in my occasional humble opinion.