New discoveries in science suggest time travel is possible (though not as we imagined) — and they support the existence of God.

Time Travel: New Insights from Quantum Physics

Recent findings in quantum physics hint at the possibility of time travel, though it’s certainly not akin to the depictions we see in films—no flashy machines or unexpected visits from historical figures.

Interestingly, researchers have found that, at the tiniest scales, the principles of physics seem less concerned with the direction of time—whether forward or backward. Some phenomena appear identical regardless of its flow.

As Glenn Beck puts it, “Time isn’t just a linear path that heads straight ahead. It resembles a long, flexible ribbon that can twist and loop back on itself. Under specific conditions, particularly at the microscopic level, that ribbon can connect its ends.”

Implementing these concepts in real life is quite complex. While humans can’t physically travel back in time, they might, hypothetically, send bits of “information” back to the past.

Glenn speculates about a situation: A concerned father, sensing impending danger for his daughter, warns her. She heeds his warning and makes a safer choice.

It’s proposed that this intuition could be viewed as a subtle “nudge” or message from the father’s future self—someone who’s already witnessed a hair-raising event with his daughter. In his desperation to avert disaster, he might send a hidden cue back in time, manifesting as a feeling that something is off. Acting on this intuition, she stays safe, maintaining a consistent loop.

Yet, while this research is fresh and new, Glenn contends that it echoes beliefs held by Christians. “God exists outside of time and nudges us in various ways,” he claims.

“The concept of ‘Godwinks’—messages that can be conveyed back through time.”

“Experiencing a strange feeling before making an ill-fated decision, feeling compelled to reach out to someone just when they need it… a moment of clarity that keeps us from harm—these instances, which quantum scientists label as ‘tiny echoes of information traveling backward,’ validate the real connection between God and humanity.”

“Science often overlooks these nuances, instead attributing them to subconscious cues,” Glenn remarks.

But what if, he asks, both perspectives could coexist?

“This new understanding of time loops could open intriguing doors,” Glenn adds. “What if these prompts, or Godwinks, are integral to the divine design of the universe and our relationships within it?”

“While science may not explain it this way, it also doesn’t have conclusive evidence regarding God’s existence. If that’s the case, then God could easily be viewed as the ultimate scientist,” he continues. “It seems logical to think there’s a cohesive plan behind the universe… and if there’s a plan, there must be a planner.”