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r/OrthodoxChristianity

148 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 5:14 AM UTC

Posted by /u/FirefighterSingle817

I can't be a orthodox Christian so i become Catholic

I was a catechumen of Orthodox for about 3 years, I study Orthodox theology online. I readed Dostoyevsky in my junior high school,and in that time, I want to know about Orthodox and ready to be a Christian. But in my country, China mainland, there's no Orthodox church,the only c…

r/Christianity

76 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 7:23 AM UTC

Posted by /u/Upset_Chip_7184

I think it's incredibly sad, and telling, that in America, the non Christian politicians are often more Christ like in their policies and don't sell out to corporate and other interests as the ones that claim to be Christian.

Just reflecting on American Politics. And to add fuel to the fire, in the supposed Christian-dominated state of Texas, where they want to force the bible onto all kids and in their policies, the Republican so-called Christians are the biggest hypocrites, trying to negate our vot…

r/TrueChristian

67 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 11:55 AM UTC

Posted by /u/Prestigious_Tie_8635

God touched my heart

I grew up in the LDS religion. It was my understanding that salvation was earned. If I did all I could, then God would accept me into the highest kingdom of heaven. It was all arbitrary rules (like not drinking coffee, not showing shoulders) so I went through the motions without…

r/Christianity

45 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 1:25 PM UTC

Posted by /u/SarayaXOXO1

Why do too many American Christians have a disdain towards the poor, when Jesus opened his ministry saying the Spirit had anointed him '' to Bring Good news to the Poor'' Luke 4:18

Please note, I'm not referring to all Christians if you provide for the poor and have compassion towards the poor and Homeless, it is GOD( The Holy Spirit) Working through you and God Bless you for that. in the Book of Luke 4;18, when Jesus said '' The Spirit of the Lord is on m…

r/PoliticalDiscussion

43 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 4:23 AM UTC

Posted by /u/Truebluejello

Does Dobbs correlate with the Male Lonliness Epidemic?

I've been wondering about something, and I'm genuinely curious if there's research on it. There's been a lot of discussion about rising male loneliness, fewer young people dating, and declining relationship formation. But one factor I rarely see mentioned is the Dobbs decision.…

r/TrueChristian

36 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 4:08 PM UTC

Posted by /u/Lochumility

Eternal suffering is something my mind simply cannot comprehend

I just can’t get my head around the idea of experiencing pain with no end. Not for an hour, a year, or a thousand years - but eternity. I’m not saying that to question God. I know hell wasn’t created for us, but the thought of eternal suffering is genuinely terrifying to compreh…

r/TrueChristian

21 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 2:01 PM UTC

Posted by /u/Queen_Event_Horizon

Can I be a Christian without belonging to a specific denomination?

I grew up in a Christian Orthodox country that’s mostly very secular and while everyone called themselves Christian, most people were not very observant, so if you mentioned Jesus or the Bible in casual conversation, people would look at you like you had 7 heads. I was never bap…

r/TrueChristian

20 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 2:12 AM UTC

Posted by /u/Fun_Inspection9162

Somebody called me something that made me proud

Someone on YouTube called me an "Aleluyo" today, which for context is what they call people in Spain (and other Spanish speaking places) who speaks about God "way too much" and it made me giddy and proud. I know pride isn't good though this guy made the comment in a derrogatory…