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TikTok's "Jesus glow" trend exposes the emptiness of social media religion

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The TikTok "Jesus Glow" trend, where users claim to see a radiant glow around themselves in photos after converting to Christianity, has sparked both fascination and skepticism online. The trend involves individuals sharing before-and-after photos to highlight a supposed divine glow, attributing it to their newfound faith. However, experts like Dr. Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic and Dr. Jay Van Bavel have dismissed the phenomenon as a psychological effect rather than a supernatural occurrence, suggesting that the perceived glow is likely due to increased happiness and confidence from their religious conversion. Critics on social media have also pointed out that similar glow effects can be achieved with photo editing tools, further questioning the authenticity of the trend. Despite the skepticism, the trend continues to gain traction, reflecting broader discussions about faith, perception, and the influence of social media.

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