Have the images and news from the Webb telescope changed your mind about God?

[msc545]

Much of the science resulting from findings from the Webb telescope suggests that God or something like God may be responsible for Creation. What do you think?

https://mlgardner.medium.com/the-james-webb-space-telescope-discovered-more-evidence-of-god-748d4bb56383

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

I used to believe in God, now I am agnostic. Meaning, I do not know and I say, I do not know.

Maybe, there is the God, but not the way we imagined it to be.

Sometimes I think that we might be part of such a vast system, that we might even lose the will to live if we find out, what we are part of.

But I hope there is God,

I hope, it is kind,

and I hope whatever part - us, humans have in this vast universe, it is worth something.

I hope we matter.

I have often looked at the stars and thought that I am looking back in time through them, so looking at the images of Webb telescope always fascinated me.

Sometimes I also think maybe we are part of what God is.

[lightbulb27]

I keep finding truths in the Bible and as i read science … depending how ut is read and visioned… it supports the Bible. I dint look to the Webb to orive ir disprove.


Belief in God is a leap of faith and thats true of science to some extent.


Neither makes sense. How everything came from nothing and nothing goes away does not make sense.
Quantim theory is a great read that to me supports what Jesus offered.


I agree w Pauls ststements of the heart in the article.


We connect to God via emotional part of our brain. Love is how we relate to the energy which is God whoch is what we seek. Our minds egos separate us from that connection the belief we are separate is the issue.


Fun stuff…

[goaded]

https://www.space.com/james-webb-space-telescope-early-galaxies-explained-starburst

"Faucher-Giguère is a member of a team led by Guochao Sun of Caltech, who together are performing simulations of how the first galaxies formed. They found that rather than being big, the galaxies observed by the JWST are luminous because they are seen during a time when they underwent a frenzy of star formation. The simulations succeed in not only modeling the luminosity of the galaxies, but also their abundance, both of which exactly match what the JWST observes."

[Nikki1989]

That proves nothing, but people will spin it to suit themselves.

[msc545]

Read the math.

[ItsMariusz]

I believe that science actually supports the existence of a creator. Not solely due to this telescope or any images like the ones here, but when considering the entirety of how everything came to be, it becomes rather apparent.

Though I'm not religious, the notion of denying a higher power has never made sense to me.

[BoopBoopBeep]

Doesn't really change anything for me. Believe in God before. Still do. Cool telescope though

[laly520]

news about space doesn't really make me think that far

[RebelinSteel]

That there is nothing, totally nothing that has been evidenced suggests anything like that. Only religious nutters trying to keep a grip on their belief go down that path.

[slatyb]

So what? That's a very speculative argument, and in any case it says nothing about the truth of any religion ever, and provides no reason to engage in any religious practice.

[coachTanthony]

The moon is shrinking as well and to me that has nothing to do with Jesus

[exitseven]

Nope, it looks like He is still out there somewhere.

[OtterMan68]

no, why would they? They don't show anything miraculous