Jack McDevitt Quotes

Religion Is Like Having Children, Or Taking Medicine, Or Eating, Or Any Of A Thousand Other Perfectly Rational Human Activities: Taken In Small Doses, It Has Much To Recommend It. One Need Only Avoid Going Overboard.

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