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[MCU] What effect does the known existence of aliens, Norse gods and magic have on religion and theology?

In the MCU, since at least 2012 the majority of the world's population now know about the existence of aliens and actual Norse gods, and a few years later now know about actual magic. Every year some new shit pops up, and recently the whole world experienced an enormous alien lifeform rise from the sea and then get threatened with "judgement".

How does this affect things like modern Abrahamic religions? The existence of these otherwordly ideals would open up a huge can of worms. Suddenly we have concrete proof that a Norse God made deals with an alien race to invade earth in exchange for a rock.
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Ironically, very little if any.

The Abrahamic religions *already* acknowledge the existence of magic, and outside of creationists there's no inherent clash with the idea of aliens existing. The only real issue is the Norse gods, but the idea that polytheistic gods exist as some kind of supernatural beings is a rare but not unheard of idea in Abrahamic theology- the holy books mention them performing magical feats, and false gods are common in demonology. Guess those guys were right- after all, ideas like Valhalla and Ragnarok don't seem to exist, just big guys with magic powers.

So, in short? Magic is real (told you so), God created other sentient life and there are powerful beings falsely worshipped as gods. Not a problem- God's creation is simply bigger then we thought.