Disclosure is bad news for any human centric religion (looking at you, Judeo-Christian/Islamic)

The existence of alien civilizations utterly demolishes the core foundations of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Period.

These faiths are built on the premise that God created humanity as the supreme intelligent beings, made in His image to rule over Earth. But how does that work if we discover intelligent alien societies on other planets? It eviscerates the anthropocentric core of these religions.

Humanity can’t be the exalted crown of creation if entire alien civilizations evolved separately from God’s creation of Earth. It directly contradicts scriptures depicting Earth as the epicenter of God’s universe, created solely for human prevalence. Those texts make zero mention of aliens.

The existence of aliens, especially if more advanced than us, makes a mockery of the idea the universe was shaped for human dominance and favor in God’s eye. You can’t have it both ways – either believers admit their God created alien races elsewhere (desecrating Earth’s specialness), or they concede aliens arose from non-Abrahamic circumstances (stripping their God of cosmic omnipotence).

Challenging Islam’s Position on Aliens

Claims that Islam can accommodate alien life are utter bullshit. The Quran and Hadith only discuss two non-human sentient beings – angels and jinn. There’s no theological room for independently evolved intelligent extraterrestrials.

Islam teaches humans are God’s greatest creation, fashioned from clay and divine breath, with the cosmos crafted for our benefit and stewardship. Alien civilizations undercut that core notion of human primacy ordained by Allah. How can we be the “crown of creation” if aliens thrived across the universe?

It directly contradicts Islam’s strict monotheism if alien societies followed polytheistic faiths and “infidel” deities totally separate from Allah’s revelations. The concept of intelligent life created outside Islam’s theological framework and God’s dominion is incompatible with doctrine.

The very idea of alien intelligence emerging in ways unguided by the Islamic God would require an unprecedentedly extreme reframing of Islam’s teachings on Allah’s sovereignty over all creation.

Ancient religious dogma is intellectually dismantled by proof we are not alone. It eviscerates core Abrahamic beliefs in humanity’s divinely ordained centrality. Disclosure of alien life pulls the rug out from under the theological foundations these faiths stood upon.