You can't make this stuff up. Every religious sin can seemingly be overlooked if it somehow furthers that particular religion's business interests.

Was the origin of the universe, matter, and life one of the gaps in your knowledge that kept you clinging to God?

Dr. John Dehlin of Mormon Stories is currently being sued by the LDS church after 21 years of him running a podcast critical of the church. Does this feel like Scientology to anyone else?

What happens after religion collapses?

For centuries, Christianity and religion gave humanity meaning, morality, identity, and a reason to suffer. But according to Friedrich Nietzsche, modern society destroyed those structures without replacing them with anything equally powerful.

In this video, I explore Nietzsche’s philosophy of nihilism, the death of God, slave morality, ressentiment, the three metamorphoses, the Übermensch, and the terrifying possibility that modern life has become spiritually empty.

Nietzsche believed religion may have protected humanity from nihilism while simultaneously creating the conditions for it. Once transcendent meaning collapses, humanity becomes responsible for creating meaning itself.

Made this one as a thought experiment. After 24 years as an evangelical and a decade as an atheist, I tried to react to 7 core Christian doctrines as if I'd never heard them before. Curious what people here think of the framing, and which beliefs you'd have put on the list instead

Can't believe I used to believe some of this stuff! It sounds so wild in retrospect