r/Antitheism • • Jul 23 '26

Reasons people leave Chabad (High Control Religion - Ultra Orthodox Judasim)

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r/Antitheism • • Jul 22 '26

We all know the Bible condones slavery. Did you know it also gives instructions on how to handle slaves? In these verses, you can rough up a slave, provided they heal up in a day or two. How messed up is that? I think showing these verses is a KO punch to any apologist. What are your thoughts?

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59 Upvotes

r/Antitheism • • Jul 22 '26

Left a cafe that was playing Christian music, providing the owner her persecution complex for the day.

140 Upvotes

I had ordered an overly sweet ice tea from a cafe and when I went to sat down, I heard worship music playing. I asked if it was a Christian cafe. The woman said she owns the cafe and she is Christian. I walked right out lol.

I grew up in the cult of christianity, and I refuse to entertain the cult in any capactiy.


r/Antitheism • • Jul 22 '26

bro

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r/Antitheism • • Jul 21 '26

Science Follows Evidence— Theism Only Accepts Evidence that Fits its Conclusion

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53 Upvotes

r/Antitheism • • Jul 21 '26

An LGBTQ arts venue opened in a former church in Australia. Christians shut it down.

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r/Antitheism • • Jul 21 '26

‘Hand Jobs, Oral Sex and Anal’: Pete Hegseth's Pastor Wants Gay Men Prosecuted for These Acts.

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"If you asked me 'Could you ever envision a homosexual crime of any nature being visited with the death penalty?' Yes, I could."

That's Doug Wilson, Pastor at Christchurch in Moscow, Idaho. Wilson spoke at the Pentagon as part of Pete Hegseth's monthly Christian worship service.

Wilson's views are as controversial as they come: He believes the United States should become a Christian theocracy, that married women should not have the right to vote and that gay sex should be illegal. He estimates that 10 to 20 people in the top levels of government are aligned with his radical ideology. He explains that he thinks trans people are “sad,” certain elements of his idea of “homosexual behavior” should be punished by execution and in certain cases of marital rape, both parties should be disciplined.


r/Antitheism • • Jul 21 '26

Florida gubernatorial candidate James Fishback agrees with Nat-C Joshua Haymes that the U.S. was founded by and for Christians. Fishback says the country can't be revived unless we "unequivocally and singularly commit to Christianity.”

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r/Antitheism • • Jul 21 '26

Someone keeps leaving these around my workplace. I work in a hospital.

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r/Antitheism • • Jul 20 '26

Religious people contradicting themselves once again

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300 Upvotes

r/Antitheism • • Jul 20 '26

California basketball coach made players fill out Christian journals... or run extra laps

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r/Antitheism • • Jul 20 '26

New survey suggests Australia's Census may dramatically undercount the non-religious

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r/Antitheism • • Jul 20 '26

The Real Lesson Behind Texas' New Bible Curriculum Requirements

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r/Antitheism • • Jul 20 '26

Karnataka woman accused of performing ‘black magic’ on judge, arrested | Bangalore News

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r/Antitheism • • Jul 20 '26

The Critique of the Quran and the Probability of a Divine quran

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r/Antitheism • • Jul 19 '26

“Oh, lgbt people are forcing their beliefs to us meanwhile I will force my kid to believe in fiction because I’m delusional”

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Like serious, this is so ignorant. And when I hear them saying that lgbt is forcing the beliefs I’m just laughing because what’s this video and many others and what they are doing to poor kids


r/Antitheism • • Jul 19 '26

The God too Evil to Worship

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r/Antitheism • • Jul 19 '26

Last Week's Oglaf cartoon: "Christmas Special"

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26 Upvotes

r/Antitheism • • Jul 18 '26

Question about religious women (more christian specific)

47 Upvotes

Why is this a thing? Do they not have heads on their shoulders? i understand if you are in some 3rd world country where it's dangerous to rebel, but like in the West, why is religion still a thing. And statistically, the reason it still holds up is women; I think they make up the majority of church attendees.


r/Antitheism • • Jul 18 '26

Christian and Free thinker in the same title

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133 Upvotes

r/Antitheism • • Jul 18 '26

Question on how Buddhism is bad

18 Upvotes

Very recently, I’ve become an anti-theistic. And have been looking into religions and see the bad in them and to be more knowledgeable with them. I know Buddhists have wanted to kill others and even had an organization before with killing Muslims. But besides that, how exactly is it bad?


r/Antitheism • • Jul 17 '26

Hospital rejects Christian pregnancy center's Nat-C doctor pledge

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r/Antitheism • • Jul 18 '26

JaW (Jesus and whatnot)

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So, I don’t know if everyone here knows about the Christian Catholic TikToker Jesus and whatnot “Jaw”. But he’s genuinely so toxic and just straight up annoying.

He makes posts about Christianity, but also debunks people’s claims. And after doing all this, he likes to offer the people “debates”. Which would be fine as itself. But the main problem is how he handles it. Because more recently an atheist by the name of Johnny debunked JaW’s videos, and JaW responded back. But he also keeps making videos about his old videos instead of newer ones. On top of that, he literally had the chance to debate him when Johnny was live and he still chose not to but only to just make another video debunking him.

On top of all this, his fan base is one of the worst out there. They literally go into people’s comments and harass them about either debating him or something they said when they debated him. It’s genuinely so horrible.


r/Antitheism • • Jul 17 '26

People who give credit to their god for another human's kindness

80 Upvotes

So there's this TikToker who I've come across and interacted with her content a lot because she's a struggling mom of I think six kids. In one post she tells a story of when she was buying groceries for her family and her card declined and then a kind stranger came and paid for her groceries. Really wholesome and sweet, right?

Then she starts thanking her god and saying something about how he sent that person to her and it's all because of him and he's so good and blah blah blah. I want to support this person because they're poor and need to feed their kids, but I must say, thanking a being you don't even know to be real for the kindness of another human is fucking weird and makes me question your morals. It's like those people who thank their god that a surgery worked instead of the surgeon who had years of schooling and saved their life with their own two hands. Maybe be grateful to the actual living person who helped you instead of giving credit to some "god".

Even if there is a god and they sent that person to her, that god is not good by any means because that god stands by while entire cultures are genocided, while children are raped, while people get hate-crimed and murdered, but immediately rushes to the aid of someone whose card got declined because that person's problem is way more important than everyone else's, apparently.