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Actors John O'Hurley, known for starring in Seinfeld and hosting Family Feud, and Titus Welliver, known for his roles on Sons of Anarchy and Deadwood, have come together to do a TV ad campaign for Paralyzed Veterans of America. Watch the ads to see why John and Titus support PVA.

Shatner was born on March 22, 1931, in the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighbourhood of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, to a Conservative Jewish household.

“My father and mother had an observant religious life,” he once said. “They went to temple every Sabbath, prayed to God, and I was dragged along. I'm not religious, but I'm spiritual. I read avidly on philosophy and animals, plants and trees; how connected all of life is.”

Disabled American Veterans TV Spot, 'Working Tirelessly' Featuring Joe Mantegna - iSpot.tv.

Paralyzed Veterans of America was founded by a group of service members who returned home from World War II in 1946 with spinal cord injuries and few to no solutions to the major challenges they faced.

Kirk's religious views have never been expressly stated. He seems fairly atheistic when he talks about how if God exists he exists within the human heart. But he also has some lines within the original series suggesting a more Christian outlook, particularly when they encountered Apollo.

Still, the series has never officially stated that religion is totally dead among Humanity or that any religion has died out more that it has taken a back seat to scientific belief. For example, Kirk seems to declare himself (or at least some Humans) as monotheist by saying "Mankind has no need for gods.

So the implication of that line is that in the Star Trek universe, monotheism is universal, and everyone appears to agree on whom that one God is. According to Gene Roddenberry, humanity will shed religion and be better off for it. Granted, Roddenberry was an atheist himself, so it made sense to him.

Gary Sinise For over thirty years, Gary Sinise has stood as an advocate of America's servicemen and women. It began in the early 80's with his support of Vietnam veterans and continued into the 90's in support of the Disabled American Veterans organization raising awareness and support for our wounded service members.

- Actor Gary Sinise rose to fame playing the character Lieutenant Dan in the Oscar-winning movie "Forrest Gump." The role popularized him with military veterans and helped inspire the Gary Sinise Foundation.

Yes, PVA is a prominent national 501(c)(3) tax-exempt, non-profit organization with a mission to serve paralyzed Veterans from the moment of injury and for the rest of their lives.