Destiny and Religion

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Adventure can be the only justification for manned space flight

There's a well-known story about C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien's agreement to write stories about Space and Time. Dissatisfied with the state of Space/Time stories in the 1930s, the two decided to write the kind of stories they wanted to read. Lewis agreed to write a story focused on Space, and Tolkien agreed to write a story…

Speaking at the Vanity Fair summit in San Francisco, the Tesla and SpaceX founder says "I’m not actually a huge proponent of longevity."

I believe he thinks that we live in a computer simulation or at least he considers it as very possible (he said it in this interview) https://www.youtube.com...

The emergence of private entities as major players in the arena of space development represents a force that could either accelerate these militaristic trends or nullify them.

Elon Musk Isn’t Religious Enough to Colonize Mars « | Foreign Policy | the Global Magazine of News and Ideas

The SpaceX founder is convinced that humanity's survival rests on its ability to move to the red planet. He tells Paul Harris how his company is making the leap to the stars an affordable dream

Embrace your cyborg destiny.

I would bet he does not, as he hangs out with Sam Harris[1] and said things like "religion probably can't co-exist with science"[2] or "I didn't even pray wh...

Tech billionaire Elon Musk is once again in the headlines, but this time it’s not for rockets or electric cars. No sir. Instead he has decided to lend his brilliance to the most complex, confounding problem in all of history: the Universe. Finally, after centuries of philosophical and theological scholarship we can rest easy — Silicon Valley is on the case. After all, if the guy who started PayPal can’t tell us what we’re doing here, then chances are no one can. According to the South African-born entrepreneur, we are all almost certainly living in a computer simulation. A very

The founder of PayPal is on a mission to protect the human race from extinction. Tim Bechervaise looks at what the Church can learn from him

If you haven't heard of the entrepreneur and engineer Elon Musk before, there's a small probability you have been living in a cave (or ...