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I got baptized on the beach, or as I like to say, the world's largest baptistry. But being a resident of the OC, I've been to my fair share of beach weddings.

For English language earthers, savor each moment. Or, literally translted, "capture all/every opportunity".

 

As humanistic as the show is, I wouldn't think that would be the case... but then again, I still like it.

My wife and I just roll our eyes at certain episodes.

 

I do find it interesting that they talk about evolution and God in the same episodes sometimes.

 

I never could get into Star Trek, I thought the Star Wars universe was much better. Now we are way of topic.

 

While watching the last show of TNG where Q is zapping Picard through time, I gained a better understanding of the concept of time and eternity. For one brief second, I think I understood how both Predestination and free will co-exist.

BTW, is Anti-time in the series the same thing we call eternity?

 

Good observation about the Q thing.

As for as anti-time, there was just one TNG episode where it was used as a plot device (part 1 of the series finale "All Good Things..."). The episode synopsis describes the anti-time reality as being created by the Q Continuum, so we can surmise that it wasn't considered by the writers to be a regularly occurring or predictable phenomenon, let alone a tangable enelogy for something like our concept of eternity. However, the most likely reason it's used in the show is, wel, because it was in the script

 

*sigh* I miss Star Trek! It's hard to believe there isn't one running now!

 

Isn't Star Trek: Enterprise still running? I've only seen a hand full of episodes of it. Waiting for them to all come out on DVD.

 

I meant a new series.

 

Enterprise is a new series. Well.. it's in it's 4th season, but they are still making episodes for it.

http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/series/ENT/index.html

It's kinda like a pre-quel (or however you spell that) to the orginal Star Trek series.

 

The Series ended when season 4 concluded in June. Currently, there is no ST series in production.

There are very early talks about another movie, but the details are still up in the air. It's not even know which cast would be involved, or if a new cast and new storyline would be utilized. At best, a new movie is 4 years away.

 

No, they are repeats. I've seen all them on UPN here.

 

Put it on the heresy shelf...right next to the Message.

 

Put it on the heresy shelf...right next to the Message. [/QB][/QUOTE]
More self-righteousness.

 

Ah, didn't know it had ended. I almost never got to watch it anyway. They broke the 7-season streak.

 

I have only seen snippets of it, but it appears to be quite competent and faithful.

Interestingly, a survey done by one of the convention companies (I think it was Creation Entertainment, but not sure) revealed that the vast majority of trekkers are Christians, and the bulk of them identify themselves as evangelical. My wife and I most certainly qualify

 

That's one speculative storyline that was considered, and I believe it's been discarded. Paramount is considering reassimbling the TNG cast one last time. Patrick Stewart has already said he's been approached, and agreed to reprise the role if Paramount goes that way.

Yes, I think a "Star Trek: Excelsior" show would have been a big hit. At this point, I think the main actors (George Takei and Grace Lee Whitney) are a bit long in the tooth to reprise the roles on a regular basis, though.

I met Grace Lee Whitney once. Marvelous Christian witness!!