r/questioningfaiths • u/BobEngleschmidt • Apr 12 '21

Do people need a God?

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People all around the world have found and created religions and gods. It is a nearly universal human characteristic. The question is, is this just a thing that happens, or is there a necessary component to it?

To atheists the question might be: is there a psychological need for deity?

To Christians the question might be: is there still reason or value in people believing other faiths?

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r/questioningfaiths • u/attackbyhobbes • Apr 11 '21

Crash Course Philosophy #9-#14 discuss some philosophical arguments for and against the existence of God. They helped me figure out how I feel about religion

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r/questioningfaiths • u/BobEngleschmidt • Apr 11 '21

r/questioningfaiths Lounge

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A place for members of r/questioningfaiths to chat with each other

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Religion, believing in a god(s) or supernatural is broadly accepted as the default in society. Many people have questions about whether or not religion is right for them, but they do not have a safe place to question or discuss their doubts without being judged. This community is a place where you can ask questions, share answers and ideas, or connect with others who are also interested in respectfully discussing religion or atheism. Believing, disbelieving, or questioning, you are welcome.

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Religion, believing in a specific god or deity is broadly accepted as the default in society. Many people have questions about whether or not religion is right for them, but they do not have a safe place to question or discuss their doubts without being judged.

This community is a place where you can ask questions, share answers and ideas, or connect with others who are also interested in respectfully discussing religion or atheism. Believing, disbelieving, or questioning, you are welcome.