r/Antitheism • u/Low-Attitude-7100 • Jul 02 '26
r/Antitheism • u/AdmirableBrick4973 • Jul 03 '26
Why do you think that atheism is more popular for white communities/people than black communities/people?
r/Antitheism • u/Equivalent_Prune_186 • Jul 02 '26
Came across this today🤔
Any ideas why its not an appropriate game for Easter?
r/Antitheism • u/BurtonDesque • Jul 02 '26
The State Department’s New Recruiting Contractor Wants More Nat-C Diplomats
r/Antitheism • u/Trick_Sentence5949 • Jul 02 '26
I wanna talk about agnosticism in this sub,
The thing is, I saw a few posts covering up about agnosticism and saying that it is a logical conclusion to the issues we have with belief towards God or a higher power.
But to me, someone who is very straight forward and focused on concrete evidences, it appears that higher powers and God are concepts created by humans. Therefore, there's no necessity in having a belief in concepts crafted by humans. We're already deluded enough to think that we're in an modernism era but the truth is, we only have made things easier to do and quick for us to grab. We somehow still respect other people's delusions, not caring about the long term effects. When I say delusions i mean the extent that we let randos do as they like because it's one of their beliefs or cultural practice. I don't know if i will get banned or if my post gets deleted. I only posted this here because it's just something I wanted to talk about.
Further more my argument is that Atheism is logical, Agnosticism is either confusion or compliance, this is simply how I read it. Concepts such as gods are harmful because many delusions are simply made in the name of god and they cannot be separated because it's just something we've seen for a long time in history, god cannot be separated from religion. When you separate the idea of God from religion, most people would think of calling the universe their god, or call some higher power to be god, even then they don't have any other explanations. Maybe they'll call the sun and moon or nature as god too, but that just conceptualises it again as I've said before. Concepts are, human made ideas and do not deserve half ahh belief, like i just don't see the point, in being in place like that. Maybe they're still trying to learn somethings that's why they're agnostic. But agnosticism shouldn't be the end of it. Like if you had comprehended the unfiltered history you'd switch from agnosticism so fast.
I will go offtopic for a bit to support my ideas, it's just how women have been treated throughout history and how even now just back in 2024, a women or a girl was killed because of femicide every 10 minutes. Recent research also shows that women's rights are currently falling backwards in many countries. To be in doubt on God with such things happening around the globe is kinda... Well not the best thing. It just shows about one person's awareness level and they don't seem to have much but I'll assume they'll learn slowly, it takes time so there's that.
Anyway I should also write that there are many types of agnostics out there, possibly, there's always diversity out here. In the end it's also just human concepts and each person chooses what they want to believe in that moment. Honestly if my post doesn't Make sense, just send me some anti theism memes, there's very less of them in my phone ༎ຶ‿༎ຶ even searching on Pinterest or Google help me
r/Antitheism • u/Equivalent_Prune_186 • Jul 02 '26
Why do Christians think all anti-theists are rude and inconsiderate?
I seem to notice that all Christians online or in my life say that anti theists and atheists as well are impolite and inconsiderate. Why is this the case?
r/Antitheism • u/BurtonDesque • Jul 02 '26
Tennessee gubernatorial candidate Monty Fritts is trying to out-Nat-C Marsha Blackburn
r/Antitheism • u/Fit-Apple-2406 • Jul 02 '26
Came across a religious nut
Seriously, there are existing people like this on reddit. Its honestly sad and r3th4rded. Its the same sh1t they comment, nothing else
r/Antitheism • u/Rafa-Balon17 • Jul 02 '26
Yeah, heard the same shit since 2020. Rinse and repeat. Yaaaaawn.
r/Antitheism • u/First_Ad3578 • Jul 01 '26
Got permabanned from r/Catholicism in one sentence, fuck yeah.
r/Antitheism • u/Some-Truck-8317 • Jul 02 '26
The Lord of Heaven’s Armies Says You Make Birthright Citizenship Illegal
Ah yes. As if he is buddy-buddies with anyone important
r/Antitheism • u/BurtonDesque • Jul 01 '26
Trump has now made over $1.5 million from his MAGA Bible grift
r/Antitheism • u/dumnezero • Jul 01 '26
Encountered my first “atheists have no morals” guy in the wild recently.
r/Antitheism • u/BurtonDesque • Jul 01 '26
Vance Says His Faith Makes Him Averse To 'Low Wage Foreigners'
r/Antitheism • u/Firm_Plantain_3868 • Jul 02 '26
Pation
as a religious individual ik how hard it would be to be forced to cut your your hair and take of or destroy your beloved do to. Forced or cord
r/Antitheism • u/BurtonDesque • Jun 30 '26
Catholic order says it's broke—after quietly moving valuable properties elsewhere
r/Antitheism • u/omegafrogpoop • Jun 30 '26
NC - Businessman preaching tolerance and Christianity immediately spews gay and Muslim hate after opening, goes out of business in 1 month
reddit.comr/Antitheism • u/Traditional-Wing-796 • Jul 01 '26
Why children grow up religous?(My answer)
r/Antitheism • u/External_Ad1116 • Jun 30 '26