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r/religion

18 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 1:40 AM UTC

Posted by /u/hello_e_1986

What if I go to hell?

​ So, I am a fellow agnostic here, I need an answer and it's, I am afraid that the true God will bring me to hell like one day when I die I might wake up to see a god, could be any god for that matter and he could look down at me and say I will go to hell. And I don't want that,…

r/religion

10 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 11:31 AM UTC

Posted by /u/somegirl567

Is it even possible for all people to believe in god?

Us humans we can't all agree on the same thing ever, for example if l said murder is wrong to all 8 billion people l am pretty sure some of them will disagree with me, now my question is if god supposedly knows human nature, then why did he created us knowing that not all humans…

r/religion

10 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 1:51 AM UTC

Posted by /u/Okbeginningss

Why isn't anything in religion happening right now?

I dont mean offense to any religion, I just had this thought. Everything supernatural we know about any religion happened in the past. For example, Jesus walking on water, Zeus having a demigod kid, Mohommed's revelation, or Thor battling Giants. All these events happened in the…

r/religion

7 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 11:51 AM UTC

Posted by /u/wambamthankyoulamb

talk to me about a time when your religion felt like freedom

hi ya'll can you tell me about a time when religion felt like you were free? free to think and to choose? because I got to tell you, as someone now identifying as an 'ex-baha'i' I've got to say, for the first time in twenty years I feel able to look and the world clearly and to…

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/religion

3 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 4:35 PM UTC

Posted by /u/mea_pea

Religious help please!!!

I've spent years intrigued by religion and trying to find my own. I used to be a Christian but I don't align with many beliefs in that religion. I enjoy reading and learning about religions but its hard to just "settle".. If anyone has religions or practices i can look into here…

r/PoliticalScience

3 upvotes

Aug 5, 2026, 9:02 AM UTC

Posted by /u/No-Nebula227

I need advice

Background: I am a senior in highschool and have taken over 14 APs. Ranked top 20 out of 420 kids. Founder of some clubs. Volunteered over 1000 hours for 501 c3s. And my mom is an executive director for some civic organizations in Wisconsin and so I know most of the high ranking…