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r/Christianity

464 upvotes

Aug 19, 2026, 10:06 PM UTC

Posted by /u/lillybluenose

My daughter is dying

My daughter is dying. She has terminal cancer and is getting sicker by the day. She has four young children and is battling on so bravely for them. I don’t want to make this about me because it’s not, and she’s so dam brave, but me? I’m angry. Angry at the hospital who wouldn’t…

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r/Christianity

68 upvotes

Aug 20, 2026, 1:24 PM UTC

Posted by /u/palatablypeachy

Husband claims my exercise class is "satanic deception."

For context, I've always struggled with my weight. A couple months ago I found an exercise class I love, and it's the most consistent I've been able to be with any exercise regimen. I feel stronger, more energized, able to be a better wife and mom at home. The class is called Sp…

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r/Christianity

58 upvotes

Aug 19, 2026, 11:51 PM UTC

Posted by /u/Odd_Orange9545

I’m a Christian and I want a divorce.

I just can’t take it anymore. He’s selfish. He’s controlling. He’s mean. I put up with it for so long because I don’t want to break my vows but I’m so tired of this entire marriage being one-sided.he doesn’t help with the kids, housework or anything beyond the bare minimum bills…

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r/Christianity

28 upvotes

Aug 20, 2026, 5:34 PM UTC

Posted by /u/slagnanz

About those Nazis in Dearborn -

Okay, so most of you probably saw this post yesterday: https://www.reddit.com/r/Christianity/comments/1vt0eek/the_christian_crusade_demonstration_in_dearborn/ It generated a lot of attention. 380 comments (at time of writing), 90 upvotes. And 9 reports. One of the better reports…

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r/Christianity

22 upvotes

Aug 20, 2026, 1:29 PM UTC

Posted by /u/Own-Beautiful4895

Denying Christianity to follow Christ

I imagine there are a great many Christians who are going through a massive deconstruction right now. Especially if you are a woman. I honestly never thought I would be at this point but that is how Christ works. I think letting go of religion, of Christianity, is a necessary st…

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r/Christianity

22 upvotes

Aug 20, 2026, 1:13 PM UTC

Posted by /u/YasuMariii

Why do some people try to scare atheists with death or illness?

Sometimes when someone says they don't believe in God, I see comments like, "You'll start praying when you're dying in the hospital" or "You'll apologize when you find out you have cancer." I don't know if these people think that by threatening death they'll convince someone to…

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r/Christianity

20 upvotes

Aug 20, 2026, 5:24 AM UTC

Posted by /u/blerdronner

No one needs to become an atheist to “sin”

Can we please put a moratorium on Christians accusing people of becoming atheists because they just want to sin? No one who is a Christian would become an atheist just to sin, because if they just wanted to sin, they could stay a Christian and do that. Do you know how many Chris…

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r/Christianity

14 upvotes

Aug 20, 2026, 4:55 AM UTC

Posted by /u/bull_and_scones

If I had been alive in 33AD, I wouldn't have followed Jesus

If I was living in Nazareth or Jerusalem two thousand years ago, I don't think I would have believed in Jesus. Peter believed that Jesus was the Son of God while everyone else said that Jesus was merely a prophet - or a fraud. I have a fairly cautious temperament - I'm pretty su…

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r/Christianity

13 upvotes

Aug 20, 2026, 1:08 PM UTC

Posted by /u/hendrixski

Judeo-Christian veneration of relics

Recently a video of a Catholic Bishop venerating the skull of St. Agatha was a top post on reddit. Here's a Judeo-Christian explanation of what you saw in that video. From the Talmud: Sotah 34b - Proximity to the physical burial place of the righteous is explicitly treated as a…

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