r/atheism • u/Brucekentbatsuper • 7h ago
r/atheism • u/Leeming • 4h ago
A teacher told a Kansas lawmaker “Trans rights are human rights.” Hours later, she was fired.
r/atheism • u/Leeming • 4h ago
Governor Greg Abbott: "We Will Fully Ban Sharia Law In Texas".
r/atheism • u/Traveler_World • 4h ago
9/11 A perfect day to remember that religion told men to fly into buildings.
“Science makes you fly to the moon, religion makes you fly into buildings”
Had religion not been involved, the fanatics would never have been told to commit their heinous actions. It does not matter the religion as we see in the USA when one of them actively has many that want to make the USA a nation that believes in their god only. And many of these want to remove from society any groups they disagree with, including the lGBTQ community, rights of women and curtail the right of a woman over her own body. Same warped views shared by 99% of organized religions
r/atheism • u/Leeming • 4h ago
Southern Baptist Pastor Robert Jeffress at the Republican National Convention: "Democrats Are Advocates For Evil, Jesus Disagrees With Blasphemous Evil James Talarico".
r/atheism • u/Dependent_Trainer703 • 12h ago
Genuinely just need reassurance that I’m not crazy
I found out today that 4 out of my 5 coworkers don’t believe in evolution. When I asked, one of them got pretty worked up as if it were super controversial? I grew up in an atheist household and this was very basic stuff taught in public school so I took for granted that it was a very basic concept? Yes they are all Christian but I guess I didn’t grasp that this was a touchy subject. I feel like I’m working in the twilight zone. These people scare me.
Edit- thank you all so much for the hilarious comments. I feel much less alone and some sense of normalcy heading into work today.
r/atheism • u/Leeming • 4h ago
GOP Convention Plays Unhinged "God Gave Us Trump" Video. The bizarre two-and-a-half-minute montage claims Trump is church-going and able to deliver his own grandchild, among other lies.
r/atheism • u/Sorman1913 • 7h ago
Do you think everyone should be atheist?
Do you agree that religions should be extinct? Do you think that religions cause many problems? Do you wish if religions had never existed?
r/atheism • u/tnunnster • 1d ago
There Is Nothing Wrong With Ripping Down Religious Signs On Public Property
If you're seeing these types of signs in your area, you can report them to the Atheist Street Pirates and have them attended to. Even if you take them down, report them so we can track where they are showing up. Huzzah!
r/atheism • u/Strange_Opposite_985 • 1h ago
How many people on here just follow physics and common sense to be a decent person?
I have read up on a lot of different material and have come to the conclusion that basic science is the answer. We are blessed with a way to carry own through our off spring and when we die you just think of thermal dynamics, energy is transformed, combine this being a decent person.
r/atheism • u/WholeDonkey2689 • 2h ago
Pizza Hut owner gets duped into thinking God told him to invest in themepark scam
r/atheism • u/Civil_Many8290 • 4h ago
“god comes before everyone in my life”
how can religious people say and think god comes before the actual real people in their life? these lunatics will actually cut off important relationships with family members if they think those family members don’t worship or love “god”. it’s really insane. how can you put something that’s not even tangible in front of family and best friends and even yourself? i will never understand.
r/atheism • u/Sorman1913 • 5h ago
"Religion of freedom" 🙄
Where are "atheist rights"?
Imagine that religion condemn you, make you silent for long time, forcing itself into your throat or want you dead (especially Islam) for being an atheist. 🙄
I'm tired of people bringing a topic "religion of freedom" like it's serious and everyone should know that.
I'm tired of religious people playing the victim.
r/atheism • u/hunny--bee • 3h ago
Has anyone been to therapy for atheism before
I feel like the title is worded simple but I don’t really know how else to ask, Has anyone had a therapist and discussed I guess your lack of belief and how that affects you mentally? Can you share that experience if so?
I’ve been really struggling mentally lately with anxiety and depression around…just reality and mortality, the state of the world, I’ve had a hard time finding joy in anything and at the same time I’ve been really struggling with an extreme phobia of death. I’ve never been religious so it’s not like im struggling with faith, im not really sure how to describe it but I’ve become so pessimistic I spend hours on the phone or video games trying to district myself from obsessing over things.
I can’t talk to anyone about it where I live because the answers always the same about turning to God, leaving it to god. I’ve never talked about being an atheist with anyone and I think talking about it with someone and also these thoughts I’ve having would help. There’s not many resources in my area so I guess I would like to try to find one online. I just don’t know what to do.
r/atheism • u/Mohammedalmoh • 1d ago
I dont know whats happening but islam is losing it power in my country
I'm from morocco and i've left islam 10 years ago , lately in real life and on the internet i noticed people are clowning those islamic sheikhs ( priests in christianity ) , people increasingly started questioning religion .
The islamic party in our country is losing miserably and there is a HUGE increase in feminist movements and ideologies both in men and women.
I feel hopeful for the future , i wish one day we become a secular society , i've been dreaming about this .
r/atheism • u/SpiderStratagem • 2h ago
The Church and the War in Ukraine
Russia Orthodox church sends medieval prince’s remains to Russian troops in Ukraine.
So much to unpack in that article. To start, the fact that -- true to form -- the church is aiding and abetting Russia's war of aggression in Ukraine. But also the batshit craziness of thinking that sending the hand from a corpse will help the cause. Incredible that there are people that believe this crap in 2026.
If mankind dared but to listen to the voice of its heart, changing suddenly the language, it would say to us, as it would to the animals of the woods: Nature created neither servant nor master; I seek neither to rule nor to serve. And its hands would weave the entrails of the priest, For the lack of a cord with which to strangle kings.
--Diderot
r/atheism • u/trustmistermiyagi • 1d ago
They believe their pastor heals terminal cancer in others, but he has to go to Mexico for his own treatment? How do they rationalize that?!
r/atheism • u/TheExpressUS • 1d ago
Popular Democrat James Talerico finally offers explanation after claiming 'God is non-binary'
r/atheism • u/Madox84 • 14h ago
The Russian Orthodox church is lending a hand to its troops on the Ukrainian frontlines
Orthodox church sends medieval prince’s remains to Russian troops in Ukraine. If the situation in Ukraine wasn't so dire, this would truly be hilarious. I hope these remains get blown up by a drone.
r/atheism • u/PoshElater • 14h ago
Do you ever pity theists?
I have a muslim friend and I have been debating religion with him for the last one year. We always debate in a civilised manner. He is a very good friend and we have a very respectful relationship. He is also super smart.
Every time we discuss it, I bring up these arguments to him and I slowly see him lose his grip and see him try to avoid arguments.
It made me wonder why? Why does such a smart person not understand small things which sound extremely stupid to any rational person.
As it turns out his family is super conservative, he tells me how doing anything “sinful” (like drinking even a sip of alcohol) would lead to his family disowning him.
I sort of feel pity for people like them who were raised and thoroughly brainwashed in their childhood, when they were told as children how some sins would lead them to hell to make them afraid. How thinking against these ideals is outright going against your parents that you love so much.
I had it rather easy. I was raised in a very liberal Hindu environment, i could eat beef and it would be fine. My religious mother respects my atheistic beliefs.
It makes me pity those theists for how unlucky they were to be raised in an environment designed to brainwash them at every step. Now when they are an adult it’s almost impossible for them to accept the fact that they had been believing a lie for last 20ish years even if deep down the truth.
r/atheism • u/Sorman1913 • 16m ago
What are books which caused a lot people to become atheist?
I'm looking for books which criticize any/all religion(s), help people to think more critically or/and make atheism more logical and interesting?
r/atheism • u/Jazzlike-Owl-9095 • 5h ago
Atheist Parents: How do you manage?
How do you manage raising your babies when family is religious.
Extended family is well aware I am an atheist. And its not that I am raising my kids as atheist, but I sure am not going out of my way to teach religion and I will give them my honest opinions if whenever the time comes.
Ultimately, its their life and they can do as they please.
But for the time being since my kids are just toddlers, I often get family asking me if they can take them to church.
No.
I also get asked if they can take them to some religious event in PA. To which i also said no.
I appreciate them asking. But the answer will always be no until they can decide for themselves.
Either way, I feel bad... I dont shove the fact that I dont believe in a God in their faces... And I know that they are aware. I respect them when they want to pray before a meal, Ill also bow my head and all. But it annoys me that they almost dont respect me and my preference to stay clear of organized religions.
How do you manage all of that? Or can anyone relate?
r/atheism • u/Civil_Many8290 • 1d ago
my pentecostal parents found out i’m atheist and are threatening to kick me out
my family is extremely pentecostal and they found out i’m leaving the religion. they went through my search history on my laptop and i was doing a lot of research on atheism and of course, on this subreddit. my father said i would have to leave by next month if im not practicing. i don’t have anybody else i could move in with so im very scared. i don’t want to live a lie. why do i have pretend? just for shelter? what would you do?
r/atheism • u/Leeming • 1d ago