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All the prevailing, [[atheistic]] theories of the origin of the [[Moon]] were completely disproved by the lunar landings and studies of the lunar rocks afterwards.  The material lacked [[iron]] that permeates the [[Earth]]'s crust.

All the prevailing, [[atheistic]] theories of the '''origin of the [[Moon]]''' were completely disproved by the lunar landings and studies of the lunar rocks afterwards.  The material lacked [[iron]] that permeates the [[Earth]]'s crust.

Specifically, each of these prevailing scientific theories were disproved by the lunar landings:<ref name="PSI">Planetary Science Institute: [http://www.psi.edu/projects/moon/moon.html The Origin of the Moon]</ref>

Specifically, each of these prevailing scientific theories were disproved by the lunar landings:<ref name="PSI">Planetary Science Institute: [http://www.psi.edu/projects/moon/moon.html The Origin of the Moon]</ref>

== Giant-Impact Model ==

== Giant-Impact Model ==

For ten years after the lunar landings, atheistic scientists lacked any accepted theory about the [[Moon]]'s origin.  In 1984, an international meeting was convened in Kona, [[Hawaii]], for the purpose of agreeing on a new theory for the origin of the [[Moon]].<ref>''Id.''</ref>  The attendees at the meeting agreed upon the following "giant-impact model," which was first proposed in 1975 but which had not yet been generally accepted.<ref>''Id.''</ref>

For ten years after the lunar landings, atheistic scientists lacked any accepted theory about the [[Moon]]'s origin.  In 1984, an international meeting was convened in Kona, [[Hawaii]], for the purpose of agreeing on a new theory for the origin of the [[Moon]].<ref>''Id.''</ref>  The attendees at the meeting agreed upon the following "giant-impact model," which was first proposed in 1975 but which had not yet been generally accepted.<ref>''Id.''</ref>