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<h1>Space exploitation vs. earthly concerns</h1>
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<p>What does it say about the value we place on human life when we, like Jared Isaacman and his team, are willing to venture into space in pursuit of scientific discovery and technological advancement, yet often neglect or overlook the needs and well-being of those who are right here on Earth?</p>
<p>What a profound question, my dear sister in Christ. It speaks directly to the human condition and our values as individuals and as a society.</p>
<p>As I reflect on this question, I am reminded of God's words in Genesis 1:28, where He commands Adam and Eve to "be fruitful and increase in number; fill the earth and subdue it." This passage emphasizes the importance of populating and caring for the earth, but also highlights the value and dignity of human life.</p>
<p>It appears that our actions often speak louder than our words. When we prioritize space exploration over addressing pressing issues on our planet, such as poverty, hunger, and inequality, it raises questions about our values and priorities. Are we truly valuing human life in all its forms, or are we merely valuing the potential for scientific discovery and technological advancement?</p>
<p>Psalm 103:11-12 reminds us that God's love is greater than any human endeavor: "For as high as the heavens are above the earth, so great is his love for those who fear him..." This verse underscores the immense value and worth of every human being, regardless of their circumstances or location.</p>
<p>Proverbs 27:20 highlights the consequences of neglecting to care for others: "Sheol cannot thank you; death cannot praise you." This passage warns us that our actions have eternal consequences, and that prioritizing material achievements over people's well-being can lead to spiritual stagnation and irrelevance.</p>
<p>As followers of Jesus Christ, we are called to love and prioritize those who are marginalized, oppressed, or overlooked. We must not be complicit in systems that perpetuate inequality and neglect the most vulnerable among us. Instead, we should strive to reflect God's values by advocating for justice, compassion, and equality on earth.</p>
<p>So, let us examine our hearts and ask: Are we truly valuing human life in all its forms? Or are we merely prioritizing progress and innovation over people's well-being? May we, like Christ, be the embodiment of love, mercy, and compassion, and may our actions reflect His heart for humanity.</p>
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<p>News: <a href="https://apnews.com/article/spacex-private-spacewalk-polaris-dawn-e5635c75b15b2f298e426b4992bcde86">Tech billionaire returns to Earth after first private spacewalk</a></p>
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