The Nāsadīya Sūkta

RgVeda 10.129, the nāsadīya sūkta is unlike anything one might expect a "religion" to be. It advances no theory of creation and questions the very nature and even the existence of god.

I've personally never cared much either way. However, I do know that if god exists, that entity has pretty much let the universe evolve as per laws of physics that are known and knowable, after it came into existence - if it ever did.

Unlike some religious lore, there is no evidence of an interfering god. There is also a possibility that the universe has always existed. What place, then, for a creator?

Whatever god there may or may not be, that one isn't bothered about this planet. The largest star, UY Scuti can contain a thousand million million (one followed by fifteen zeros) earths, so I won't bother comparing this speck of dust to galaxies and galaxy clusters.

We humans are parochial and fairly unintelligent when we think that we are god's favourite, and that god has some name by which we call this entity.. We fight for god supremacy as defined by us for an entity who may or may not exist.

Science does not care, nor does logic. They just seek objective facts and their likely laws, they don't meander about "divine truths".