The more astronomers study our universe, the bigger it seems to grow. How does this fit in with the Christian doctrine of God's love for our planet and Jesus' incarnation? O'Meara evaluates hypothetical questions about intelligence and freedom, good and evil, time and space; and ponders the distinct possibility of star mentors and star friends. 128 pages, softcover. Michael Glazier.

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