If there was another world with life, would it have different Gods or would they be the same ones we have?

Question

So if Jesus was God for many worlds with life, how many times would he have to die to attone for the sins of beings.

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Have you experienced being deceived by God that you can express your fears.

Answer 1

Maybe Jesus is the saviour on millions of planets, and spends eternity trudging from one to another, getting nailed to things.

Answer 2

Exactly the same God since the Almighty created the entire Universe.

Remember, the latter could be the main reason why God placed such an immense seperation between two or more possible living Worlds.

One may ask why would God place such a large expanse distance?
A: Another mystery, although God is the sovereign redeemer and creator; this is God's will.

However, i would doubt all the people that reside on the planet believe in God; similar to Earth.

In a unique way during our Earthly life a veil is placed before our eyes, we can only see what God allow's us to see/view.
Perhaps, once we move to the next eternal life our vision will clear and all the millions/billions of planets will look very different; perhaps full of life!

Example: somewhere on Earth the Garden of Eden exists along with the tree of life (Genesis), it was never destroyed.
Furthermore, the ark of the Covenant is also somewhere on Earth, how can such a treasured, priceless item wind up lost?

Similar to blinders a veil can cover many things...

Answer 3

I guess your curiosity will never end with Hereafter!

Since God All-mighty will be seen in the hereafter then there won’t arise a question of believing in something other than the God.

Secondly, those polytheists will be shown to Hell and were repenting only if they get another chance to make amends, but by then the game would have been over and this Universe would have been fitly disposed, that is, non-existent.

So, there’s no question of believing in other than the God All-mighty in the hereafter.

Answer 4

Of course they would have different gods. They people who made up the god worshipped by the jews from which the muslim god and the christian god are derived would not be on a different world so someone else on that world would have to invent their own god

Answer 5

I think that when intelligence reaches a certain level of development it looks for answers and concocts superstition in lieu of evidence of fact.

Other creatures can operate solely on instinct but the higher thinking creatures would require more stimulation, the creation of G/gods are entirely evolutionary in my opinion. Culture determines what kinds are created, humanity has created thousands of them. I think advanced life on other worlds would do the same.

Answer 6

I'm sure there is not. "If" there would have been
No, because The Bible tells us that God in Heaven is the God of ALL. There is only One True God and He reigns over all.
Other gods as people call them- it is all Fake.
God bless you. Hope this helped some.
Peace be unto you.

Answer 7

"If" ????....you say "If" in this day and age?????
I believe that the higher power created all things. Even other worlds. These other worlds have had a great deal to do with our advancement. They don't come as often now cause we have f___ed up this world so bad, they don't care anymore.

Answer 8

I agree that other earth like worlds with humans like
ourselves would also have religion
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We're proof that life can exist in the universe

Answer 9

Look, all things "divine" are either forces of nature or thanks to the miracles the cosmetics companies provide, so there are different gods & godesses (and potentially different fiction books vaguely similar to our holy scripts) on every planet, okay? Right.

Answer 10

Almost certainly they would perceive him/her/it differently. All nations on earth did. Religion is one thing, god if he exists another.