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Bill Shatner: Where No Man Has Gone Before!

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When a URL is left dangling like this it makes it more enticing. A made-for-TV movie, with a Rod Serling like feel, and Ben Casey playing his Ben-Casey-like role. :love: Shatner was cute, too.

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'Sole Survivor' William Shatner in a desert war film about a crashed bomber crew waiting rescue.
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The William Shatner Enigma​

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Francis French With Bill Shatner at the Hollywood Charity Horse Show.
 

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Some people use the Force… 🤨 I prefer a well-timed toast and a five-year mission. 🥂May the Fourth be with you… if you must but let’s be honest; I’ve been boldly going since before it was cool. 😉🚀
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William Shatner 1999: "Free Enterprise" Shatner scenes​

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95-Year-Old William Shatner Reacts to His Life in Photos with Daughter Melanie​

 

William Shatner is Right: Without Jesus Christ, Life Beyond Earth IS a Funeral​

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“It (my short time in space) was among the strongest feelings of grief I have ever encountered,” he added. “The contrast between the vicious coldness of space and the warm nurturing of Earth below filled me with overwhelming sadness. Every day, we are confronted with the knowledge of further destruction of Earth at our hands: the extinction of animal species, of flora and fauna . . . things that took five billion years to evolve, and suddenly we will never see them again because of the interference of mankind. It filled me with dread. My trip to space was supposed to be a celebration; instead, it felt like a funeral.”

"But you know what? Though we would quibble and question and challenge much of Shatner’s descriptive analysis, Christians would not disagree with his cold conclusion."

"That’s because without a saving relationship with Jesus Christ, anything beyond this life on earth is a funeral."

"William Shatner grew up in a Jewish household. “My father and mother had an observant religious life,” he once said. “They went to temple every Sabbath, prayed to God, and I was dragged along. I’m not religious, but I’m spiritual. I read avidly on philosophy and animals, plants and trees; how connected all of life is.”

"It’s no wonder that someone with such a worldview would feel a degree of such profound grief when taken up into the darkness of the heavens. That’s because for someone with that point of view, earth is all there is – and however beautiful it might be, it’s never going to be beautiful enough – and it’s not going to last."

"Of all the things William Shatner’s Captain Kirk character is best remembered for saying, his cry, “To boldly go where no man has gone before!” is probably the most iconic. But the very best news for all of us is that because Jesus Christ went to the cross and died for us – we now have the privilege of living forever with Him in Eternity – the most wondrous and most beautiful place where our fellow believers have gone before us."
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