You hold in your hands a treasure. So don't read this endorsement; instead, read this book, which we are fortunate to have. The proof of this endorsement is to be found in reading Kevin's book. The 'eyes of your heart' may be opened too.DAVID NAUGLE, Distinguished University Professor, Dallas Baptist University; author of Worldview: The History of a ConceptDon't be scared off by the title, Trek fans. Whether Christian, pagan, atheist, or any other corner on the global 'higher power' scale, you'll find plenty of new insights into 'the human adventure' amid the dots Kevin C. Neece connects in The Gospel According to Star Trek: The Original Crew. Kevin looks at Star Trek's love/hate relationship with paradises, god-things, baby-steps humanity, alien deities, and even the wacky implications of the animated series, and finds something to intrigue everyone.

LARRY NEMECEK, Author, Star Trek Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library; Founder, Trekland's Portal 47If you thought there was little Christians could learn from Star Trek, Kevin C. Neece will show you another way into a rich theological frontier in the Star Trek universe. This book is not only helpful for seeing connections between Christian faith and Star Trek but also a great example of faithful engagement with culture.VINCENT BACOTE, Associate Professor of Theology, Wheaton College.