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r/Christianity

79 upvotes

Jul 23, 2026, 12:08 AM UTC

Posted by /u/LatterTad

Jesus is God

Just a reminder that Jesus is God, and we are saved. Thank You, our Lord. Amen.

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r/Christianity

60 upvotes

Jul 22, 2026, 7:55 PM UTC

Posted by /u/Potential-Ostrich-82

The atheists who post on here need to learn how to accept the simple answers to their very simple questions, and not be needlessly antagonistic when Christians do answer their questions about Christian life.

This isn't a place to speak negatively about Christians and have a powwow about it. The r/atheism sub is right there and they do that all day every day. That is your space. I've got like ten comments I do not intend to respond to, from several atheists responding antagonisticall…

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r/Christianity

41 upvotes

Jul 22, 2026, 4:39 PM UTC

Posted by /u/drdook

Inerrancy is not the only way to be Christian

"I think one problem is that people today equate Christian faith with believing the Bible is inerrant. This is a modern view that simply seems like 'common sense,' but it only seems that way because fundamentalist views of Christianity have convinced not only fundamentalists but…

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r/Bible

39 upvotes

Jul 22, 2026, 11:07 PM UTC

Posted by /u/SadMongoos

Jesus fasted 40 days and 40 nights.

Just a quick question, I can’t seem to find if this was a water fast or a dry fast. Obviously for any mere human 40 days without water is impossible, but it never mentions water to the best of my knowledge.

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r/Bible

23 upvotes

Jul 22, 2026, 2:04 PM UTC

Posted by /u/utxjanelle

understanding the bible

Hi, i’m 15 and trying to better understand the Bible! I’ve tried quite a few translations (esv, csb, nkjv) and resources like enduring word, but I still struggle with some of the language and wording. i also have some big gaps in my education which i think contribute to finding…

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