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r/Christianity

361 upvotes

Aug 17, 2026, 11:04 AM UTC

Posted by /u/repentantsinner777

Got humiliated at church yesterday. I don't want to go back even though I've been attending this church for about 8 years.

UPDATE: I talked to my pastor he claimed he wasn't aware any of this happened. So I will be searching for a new Church. Got humiliated at my church today, I don't even want to go back. We had a lunch after church today, they called adults first so I walked up and got in line eve…

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r/Christianity

125 upvotes

Aug 16, 2026, 9:01 PM UTC

Posted by /u/thatlumberjacktor

Today is the Feast of St Roch. Traditionally shown with a dog and an ulcer on his leg. A dog would lick his sores and bring him bread when he was suffering from the plague.

Born in France around 1295 and died in the early 14th century after devoting his life to helping plague victims in Italy. Saint Roch became the patron saint of dogs because a dog helped him during his trying moments. That God-sent dog would lick his sores and bring him bread whe…

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r/Christianity

48 upvotes

Aug 17, 2026, 7:19 AM UTC

Posted by /u/SergiusBulgakov

Government is not meant to enforce Christian morality

Christians often misunderstand the role of government, thinking it either must enforce all Christian moral positions, or none at all, becoming completely hands-off. The reality is that a government should be formed to promote and defend the common good, making sure people are tr…

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r/Christianity

48 upvotes

Aug 16, 2026, 11:33 PM UTC

Posted by /u/mandomerc20

Old bibles

Anyone like finding and collecting older bibles? I have a 1706 morals of the old testament. 1814 (pictured) 1855, 1865 (German to english new testament) 1873 (pocket size if you have big pockets haha) 1897 (greek to english new testament) 1951 refrence bible (pictured).

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r/Christianity

33 upvotes

Aug 17, 2026, 2:34 AM UTC

Posted by /u/reeseesg7

stop believing pop culture are sins

no, enjoying death metal is not a sin. no, owning labubu toys is not a sin. no, larping and playing dungeons and dragons is not a sin. those who say stuff like this are sins are mentally stuck in medieval times, enjoy entertaining yourself with these, god doesn't judge

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r/Christianity

24 upvotes

Aug 16, 2026, 9:44 PM UTC

Posted by /u/KingAmbassador4525

URGENT: Korean Cult "Shincheonji" is deceiving 150 Christians in a secret Zoom class (LatAm). Need help to spread the word

Hello brothers and sisters,I am a Christian from South America and I need your help to sound the alarm. I am currently inside a secret Zoom Bible study with 150 people from Venezuela, Peru, and Ecuador. The instructor is from Peru.This group is hiding its real identity, but it i…

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r/Christianity

17 upvotes

Aug 16, 2026, 8:57 PM UTC

Posted by /u/IceMore6868

I’m struggling with faith and doubting God’s existence

i’m a christian and i’m really struggling with my faith right now and i keep doubting whether or not god is real, and i feel like im only sticking with the religion because of family and fear of my life sucking if i leave it & the fear of hell. I’ve tried reading the bible but n…

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r/Christianity

14 upvotes

Aug 16, 2026, 7:25 PM UTC

Posted by /u/Fast_Choice4408

You guys remember that "Apostle" in LA who had a bunch of shaking people at her book store? This is her "Anointing" as an Apostle as she bows down before this man who calls himself "Prophet" Dr. GeorDavie. This is concerning to say the lea…

Kathryn Krick is a self-proclaimed "Apostle". Despite her title, Kathryn never went to seminary. Never had a formal theological education. She grew up in a traditional presbyterian church. Before her experience with "Prophet" GeorDavie, she spent her time seeking the limelight i…

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r/Christianity

10 upvotes

Aug 17, 2026, 4:00 PM UTC

Posted by /u/Gold-Bell-459

Are my married coworkers being disrespectful about my relationship?

I work at a Christian company in a small department where literally everyone else in my room is young and married. My boyfriend and I have been together for almost 3.5 years, so I feel like our relationship is solid and mature. However, because we aren't married yet, I constantl…

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r/Christianity

9 upvotes

Aug 17, 2026, 7:28 AM UTC

Posted by /u/Previous_Bell654

I’m Tired of Having a Religion Chosen for Me

I’m so tired of living by Islamic traditions that I never chose for myself. Sometimes it feels so suffocating that even thinking about my future makes me feel sick. I’ve been drawn to Christianity for years. Thankfully, my parents aren’t religious or im not covered. My mother is…

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