Beyond the Stars

Author:

Adetayo Adebowale Jeremy1ORCID,Ufomba Eleazar Enyioma1

Affiliation:

1. Adeleke University, Nigeria

Abstract

This study analyzed data from 1009 participants to examine the relationship between information sources on the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) and beliefs in a supreme being. Results revealed a significant correlation between JWST information sources and changes in belief. Facebook, church/mosque, and religious leaders were identified as influential factors if intelligent alien life were discovered by JWST. Libraries ranked as crucial unbiased sources of JWST information. The study underscores the importance of accessing reliable information, utilizing libraries, and engaging in informed discussions within religious organizations. It highlights the potential impact of discovering extraterrestrial life on religious beliefs and suggests the need for open dialogue. Overall, the study provides valuable insights into how information sources can shape beliefs and advocates for an informed approach to JWST information dissemination.

Publisher

IGI Global

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