Is Imagination More Powerful Than Logic?

Hi,
Imagination has played perhaps the major part in all religious and cultural movements throughout the ages and has consequently effectively produced what we know as modern society.
But the applied forms of logic, namely science and technology, have also produced that same modern society.
What I'm wondering is which, if either, will have the more profound effect on the world of generations to come.
It seemed that the scientific age was unstoppable with the moon landings but then space exploration went into decline, but so did most Western religions.
And science/technology at the moment is sending the planet to an early grave via global warming and we were on the brink of nuclear war in the early 60s, so logic has produced many monsters. But so has imagination with the appalling wars and internal exterminations initiated by the egos of dictators that have destroyed countless millions of people during the last century alone.
Perhaps both imagination and logic have become too powerful for the good of mankind?

Personally, I believe that science wouldn't exist without imagination and I don't necessarily equate logic with science, but has logic/science now become more powerful than the collective imagination of mankind which created it?
Or maybe Warriors think that logic/science was created purely out of necessity and that imagination is merely a weapon in its armory?

And what is the balance between logic and imagination in our personal lives? I believe in this case that imagination is vastly more important than pure logic although we are now so heavily dependent on science that TV and computer games are sapping the power of our imagination which I think is both a bad thing and a sad thing!

Don