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Parallel universes is not something confirmed in science, or even generally accepted. As to the Christian religion, I would say that (1) each Christian church has its own opinions about different scientific topics, and (2) parallel universes is not such a "hot topic" that would have made Christian thinkers worry about whether it is theologically acceptable, etc.

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Q: Does the christian religion acccept the theory of parallel universes and has it been proven fact?
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