Does the Star Trek universe have a God? Yes. There are many examples, but I'll just explain the basics of the most prominent from the series Deep Space Nine: the Bajoran religion built around their worship of "The Prophets."

Is there a god in Star Trek?

God (Sha Ka Ree)

Fans in 1989 were disappointed by Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, and its plot involving a space god was a far cry from earlier films. The entity was identified only as "God" and commissioned the Vulcan Sybok to acquire a starship to free it from its imprisonment.

Does Star Trek believe in God?

Religion in Star Trek

For example, Kirk seems to declare himself (or at least some Humans) as monotheist by saying "Mankind has no need for gods.

Is Star Trek Q god?

As the god war rages across the galaxy, Q, Star Trek's omnipotent trickster god, arrives for one last prank on humanity–namely Captain Benjamin Sisko and the crew of the USS Theseus.

Are there still Christians in Star Trek?

In the Star Trek: Vanguard novel Harbinger, the series' titular station has a non-denominational Christian chapel presided over by Father McKee (β), while the Pocket TNG novel Guises of the Mind portrays Catholicism as still being practiced by the 24th century.

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What is Captain Kirk's religion?

Kirk's religious views have never been expressly stated. He seems fairly atheistic when he talks about how if God exists he exists within the human heart. But he also has some lines within the original series suggesting a more Christian outlook, particularly when they encountered Apollo.

Who do Klingons worship?

Formal worship

A minority of Klingons continued to identify as Followers of Molor, a sworn enemy of Kahless, in the 23rd century.

Why is Q afraid of Guinan?

Q seemed frightened of Guinan, telling Picard that she is "not what she appears to be," and that Picard should remove her from the Enterprise. Considering Q's abilities, it's unclear why he would be afraid of Guinan, and Star Trek has never offered a real explanation for Q's reaction.

Who is more powerful than Q?

Like Q, he can be anywhere, during any time period and his thoughts become instant reality. Either Traum or Theodore is more powerful than Q because the end of all reality except 'a single solitary thought' comes to an end as a result of an epiphany at the novella's end.

Who is the Star Trek god killer?

Later, in the following issue, it is revealed that the Q have seemingly fled known space, and in the same issue, the clone Emperor Kahless of the Klingon Empire is revealed to be the god-killer. Klingons killed their gods centuries ago, and now Kahless is going to finish the job.

What religion is Spock?

One of my favorite characters is Spock, played by Leonard Nimoy. Nimoy was also Jewish and he played Spock as a Jewish character and was very vocal about how Judaism influenced his portrayal of Spock. The famous Vulcan hand salute was taken from a ritual he witnessed in synagogue as a child.

Does Earth exist in Star Trek?

Earth was the homeworld of the Humans and the Voth, among others, and was the capital planet of the United Federation of Planets and the home of Starfleet Headquarters from 2161 to 3089.

What is the most evil species in Star Trek?

Do Vulcans have a God?

Vulcans believe in fact, not faith. It's very similar in spirit to how many contemporary Jewish people follow Jewish traditions even though they aren't religious. It is also similar to how many Buddhists have spiritual beliefs but do not believe in a deity.

Who is the scariest enemy in Star Trek?

The Borg became such iconic and still scary villains that they were brought in as a villain in the film, Star Trek: First Contact, as well as appearances in Voyager and Picard. These robotic creatures are some of the most horrifying in the franchise.

Who controls Star Trek?

Star Trek is an American media franchise owned by Paramount and CBS, as well as various spin-offs. The main parts of the Star Trek franchise are: Seven television series (first shown from 1966 to today) and. Thirteen movies (shown in theaters from 1980 to 2016).

Are the Q actually omnipotent?

As a race, the Q were immortal, but not absolutely omniscient or omnipotent (according to Quinn). They possessed the ability to alter, create, or destroy virtually any form of matter or energy, and to affect time in essentially any way they chose.

Was Q evil?

Although originally depicted as a clear villain who sought to prove humanity unworthy of existence, Q has since become more of a nuisance than a threat, and often serving as an aid and/or teacher for the Starship crews he has encountered, depending on the occasion.

What type of alien is Q?

The Q are a species of extremely powerful entities who inhabit an extradimensional plane of existence called the Q Continuum. They claim, apparently truthfully, to be both omnipotent and immortal.

Can the Borg assimilate the Q?

Q. The Q are potentially the least likely to get assimilated, for not just one reason but two. Firstly, their near omnipotence and god-like powers would make it almost impossible for a Borg, or even all Borg working together, to capture a Q.

What race is Guinan?

Guinan is an El-Aurian, a race of empathic and telepathic beings who are extremely long-lived; Guinan's exact age is never mentioned, but she is well over 500 years old by the time of her appearance in Star Trek: Picard season 2.

Are Guinan and Picard lovers?

Guinan does not treat Picard as her captain, but simply as her friend. And with the amount of trust Picard places in Guinan, it's clear they have been friends for a long time.

Can humans and Klingons mate?

Klingons are known to have sexual relations with humans, with the character B'Elanna Torres being an example of a Klingon-human hybrid; Torres' mother is a Klingon.

Who is the Klingons greatest enemy?

The Klingons are a proud warrior race but, amusingly, their greatest enemies in Star Trek weren't Starfleet - it was the Tribbles.

What is Klingon Heaven called?

Sto-vo-kor (also written Sto'Vo'Kor, or Suto'vo'qor in the Klingon language) was, in Klingon mythology, the afterlife for the honored dead, where all true warriors went after they died to fight an eternal battle against great enemies.