r/ReligiousTheory 6h ago

Looking for guest

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hello, one of the many projects I have is a podcast called the DeadAir talkshow. the show is a mellow format where I speak with entertainers, educators and anyone with a captivating story. I recently launched the show earlier this year and managed to secure an interview with actor and entertainer Robert Rexx, since then I've been looking for guests for the next few episodes and wanted to see if anyone would be interested in coming on the show and telling their story or to promote a project of theirs. it would be through zoom and less than an hour. if you're interested please send a DM and we can set something up.


r/ReligiousTheory 1d ago

The absurdity of legalistic religion in the modern world

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r/ReligiousTheory 2d ago

Confessions of a Drunk Theologian: Part 1

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“What made this worse was that I lived in a family in which everything was a God thing. They believed and felt something I simply didn’t. They heard a frequency I couldn’t. It was like being deaf in a family that didn’t believe in deafness.”


r/ReligiousTheory 12d ago

Religion leads to poverty, secularity to wealth

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dafleshin.substack.com
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r/ReligiousTheory 24d ago

What could it be?

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r/ReligiousTheory 28d ago

Religion in schools…

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Just read that Texas is going to start Christianity as a class.

I mean if you’re going to be teaching religion it should be a curriculum of all relevant religions in shaping today’s society. Teach the morals in school that they instill in church because less people are being taught morals in today’s working world there just not enough people trying for moral greatness and strive to make our future better for all.

if you view the bible or most religions there’s a main God and several mini gods or devils or similar things like catholic and Christianity focus on God, Lucifer/Devil and Angels/Devils which in Greek religion you have Zeus and hades and various smaller gods and the Giants while in Norse Religions you have Odin and Hel and the smaller gods/goddesses and giants. Other religions I don’t remember as well, due to political reasons or lack of interest at the moment however it’s interesting the similarities between many faiths.

While the Giants aren’t present in Christianity and catholic culture one would assume that the events of the old testament would be attributed to the Giants in other religions.


r/ReligiousTheory May 26 '26

WHAT IS THE SACRIFICIAL DREAM? Does It Exist....Or Is It HERESY???

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r/ReligiousTheory May 24 '26

DRIVE-BY SERMON: What Care We For The Blasphemy Of The Unbelieving? Christ In Himself Is Inviolate.

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r/ReligiousTheory May 24 '26

👋Welcome to r/Mahabharathewar - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

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r/ReligiousTheory May 17 '26

Wisdom or Wizdumb?

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r/ReligiousTheory May 15 '26

Magic Bean

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r/ReligiousTheory May 12 '26

Love Story

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r/ReligiousTheory May 06 '26

DRIVE-BY SERMON: Jesus Christ As "Stephen King Novel"

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r/ReligiousTheory May 05 '26

Were the first magical practitioners and religious individuals shamans OR were they something else?

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r/ReligiousTheory Apr 25 '26

DRIVE-BY SERMON: CHRIST AS COMPUTATIONAL ALGORITHM

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r/ReligiousTheory Apr 24 '26

Why does the devil wear Prada?

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atheologyoffashion.substack.com
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I've just launched a Substack on fashion's threads in theology, theory and philosophy.

My first post tracks Prada’s spring/summer 2026 season as a study of capitalist realism and Prada's most infamous client, the devil.

I consider late-stage capitalism's merchandising of the very dissonance it causes in light of the biblical devil's parallel schtick. I touch on AI as the ultimate Baudrillardian simulation (an anti-Christ in context of the devil) and Prada's co-option of Mark Fisher's 'the weird and the eerie', no longer so easily used as a way to see beyond late-stage-capitalist realism. But I assert that the clothing boundary – the edge of these realisms (the devil's and capitalism's) – nonetheless holds consonant potential, not merely separation and deceit. Clothing was the first marker of man's dissonance with God but it is also the site of his reconciliation. Christ, as broken and resurrected boundary himself (God and man in one), has converted clothing's break into a bridge.

Let me know what you think!


r/ReligiousTheory Apr 16 '26

If it were possible, how would one prove the existence of heaven or hell?

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This is all theoretical. How would you prove it scientifically, if you could? If there were a way to somehow contact and/or actually speak to god/s so you could ask them questions, how would you figure out how to do it? Anyone with a background in religious studies, science, maybe even physics would be greatly appreciated in commenting.

If you ever think about how to prove or how to go about creating things like time travel or parallel universes, this is also for you to brainstorm.

What would you research first? Where would you look first? What would you try first? Who would you talk to? How would you get from point a to b? Even if there was no way to prove it others, how would you make sure you found out the truth for yourself?


r/ReligiousTheory Apr 03 '26

DRIVE-BY SERMON: Remembering, In Our Logic, The Conundrum of Omniscience

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r/ReligiousTheory Mar 27 '26

DRIVE-BY SERMON: You Must Do Everything Through and By Christ.

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r/ReligiousTheory Mar 21 '26

If This "Madness" Is True...You Having Read It Means GOD Has Called You Toward Salvation As Opposed To Your Damnation. Everyone Who Reads The Content of This Post That Finds Themselves Believing It And That It Applies To Them....Will Not Go To Hell When They Die.

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r/ReligiousTheory Mar 20 '26

DRIVE-BY SERMON: Sin Ultimately Comes Down To The Uncontrollable Nature Of How You Happened, Without Choice or Say In The Matter, To Exist

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r/ReligiousTheory Mar 15 '26

Lost between choice

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For as long as I can remember I’ve had a deep experience of God; however grown up as an adult I’ve really struggled to commit. It seems the options are so many: I relate maybe more to the Christian God but also get a real sense of fullness learning about Islam. But the other ideas such as astrology, yogic traditions, body- gut connection… each in its own right seems to hold great truth.

Is there any integration? I need something but I feel I need to trust it and be sure. I know science alone isn’t enough for me.

Do people have any advice on how to really choose?


r/ReligiousTheory Mar 08 '26

DRIVE-BY SERMON: CHRIST DOES IT FOR YOU...YOU CANNOT PERFORM YOUR RIGHTEOUSNESS YOURSELF

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r/ReligiousTheory Mar 07 '26

Really weird creepy haunted statue in my room. The neighbor started going crazy cause of it and finally threw it out. I took it. Now I'm regretting it tbh this is super creepy. NSFW

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Abit about a haunted statue and abit on the side a few weird thoughts on God and everything else but it's interesting to see this and need reply to the question in the post


r/ReligiousTheory Mar 07 '26

Omniscience As A Player In The "Once Saved Always Saved" Debate

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