It doesn't have to get into religion, as such, since, as I've complained of before right here on the forum, some fanatically worship "Science" as a religion and see scientists as priests of their religion.
The way the thread is introduced, it's okay.
Roger Penrose once called the universe "The Table of God!" (thus the "Horn of Plenty")
I've called it the "Face and Frontier of God" (thus the eternal "Fountain of Youth"). It's eternal "animation," as I've pushed for, the seventh fundamental force, the "Life Force".
The Higgs boson has been called the "God Particle."
I read that Stephen Hawking ended up not believing in the existence, after chastising the bygone Albert Einstein once that "God does play dice with the universe, but they're loaded."
The "Jedi" and the "Sith," and not a few 'Star Wars' fans, define God as the "Force."
Some see God as the Godfather (Civilization), and Mother Nature as the wild and savage Mothering equal but opposite, "The Call of the Wild."
Some define God as money wealth. Others as life and death power and rule over Mankind, uncaring that absolute power corrupts absolutely.
It comes down to how you define God. "Who," "What." "How," "Why." Your choice ("The map is not the territory," including "observations of an "observable universe," and will never be the territory)!
Because I consider myself a major in history after seventy years of it in study, I agree with whomever said, "God, for good or ill, is what is within each of us!"
As Cat said just recently, we "carry the observable universe with us."