Space travel and challenges to religion, Del Ratzsch it is commonly, although often uncritically, felt that the human con-Quest and colonization of far reaches of space on any significant scale would lessen the attractiveness and plausibility of traditional western religious belief. In this article, several possible bases for that position are

The Monist 71 (2) (1988)
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