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r/AskAChristian

14 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 12:56 PM UTC

Posted by /u/The_Unknown392

If Jesus has died for everyone's sin then why does it matter?

This is coming from someone who is not a Christian and someone wants to know Christian perspective on things. I am probably misunderstanding the point but I am just curious on this topic. I apologize if anyone found this offensive. If Jesus has died for our sin and took sin of a…

r/AskAChristian

5 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 8:00 AM UTC

Posted by /u/SneedWave

Is it wrong to join a church for community only?

I apologize if this sounds offensive. I’ve been irreligious my whole life. My family cares more about culture and traditions than religion and I grew up not caring much about those things either. I moved to another country to be with my boyfriend and I feel lonely. I also don’t…

r/AskAChristian

5 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 6:02 AM UTC

Posted by /u/Mickle_da_Pickl

What is your response to the problem of evil?

P1: The Christian god is an omniscient, omnipotent, omnibenevolent deity. P2: If evil exists, then an omniscient, omnipotent, omnibenevolent deity does not exist P3: Evil exists Q: therefore, the Christian god does not exist As an atheist, this argument has always been a big roa…

r/PoliticalScience

5 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 3:41 AM UTC

Posted by /u/InfamousGuitar6288

How does one form their own political ideology?

I know this looks like a stupid question, and it probably is, like “you kind of just figure it out based off of your morals and values…” but I guess I’m just wondering where someone starts? Clearly I didn’t pay enough attention in history class or the news itself. I am looking t…

r/AskAChristian

4 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 10:44 AM UTC

Posted by /u/ComfortableDust4111

How could the tree Methuselah have survived the flood?

So if I'm getting the details correct there is a tree in the US named Methuselah that is said to be 4600-4800ish years old while the flood is said (according to the Bible) to have happened 4359 years ago. Methuselah is a Pinus longaeva, which cannot survive prolonged flooding. H…