Someone recently made a video describing themselves as a Christian agnostic, and that might be the best way to describe how I feel.
2026-09-01 06:06:27
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Je_peux_pas :
I do really like hearing atheists like you and Alex O’Conner, openly talk about how they’ve changed their thinking. It’s a rly nice twist from a religious background where it’s "I was wrong and now I’m right!". With you two, you’re showing how thoughts can change. I used to think A, now I align more with B. I personally hold to anti-theism mainly bc of the bigotry in the books. How I see it, is you can be as progressive and deconstructed in your faith as u can, but as as long as that book is still bigoted, ppl will use it to defend their bigotry. But that may change, who knows?
2026-08-31 21:26:11
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rogerizzy :
Only slightly related: I love how every stitch vid of yours, you hit double speed the same time I do, by coincidence, and it launches me like a warp drive.
2026-08-31 18:11:10
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Trial with Error :
agreed. I never hated Christianity if it makes people happy. Its when they try to FORCE shit on others
2026-08-31 20:24:50
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Flakesobran :
I was an atheist for the longest time, still mostly am. I have no problem with the concept of god. That said i have no belief in organized religion.
2026-09-01 03:14:33
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lime_Squeezer :
Yeah, I follow that guy too. He seems super nice. He keeps getting referred to Dan McClellan 🤣
2026-08-31 22:09:09
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nooneinparticular :
My problem with Christians is not their belief in god but in their inability to hold their own accountable.
2026-09-01 00:04:29
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user45429529400 :
This is why as a pastor for 40 years I find myself more comfortable with atheists than with conservative Christians.
2026-09-01 03:19:39
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ConiteCB :
Which of the teachings attributed to Jesus does he follow though? The ones where atheists will burn for eternity for not being convinced he exists? Praising Jesus as an immaculate moral teacher usually requires a high degree of selective reading.
2026-09-01 03:53:58
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Hannah 🩷 :
generally speaking, it doesn't matter what someone believes. in matters how they act. believing in something supernatural is perfectly amazing as long as you're not demanding others do the same thing as you
2026-08-31 18:13:28
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none939 :
that still doesn't require a god
2026-08-31 18:09:40
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LaFontaine69 :
I have come to a similar place; as long as your belief is not holding you back, detrimental to others and supportive to humanity I’m all for it
2026-08-31 18:59:23
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swinny4 :
I have "same team" feelings towards those people too, however I still have concerns that their work will be hijacked for evil down the road.
2026-08-31 19:27:55
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Ian Malone Ruos :
He's awesome. I can't hate. He's the only one who's ever taken my questions seriously and had decent answers. not that im religious, but he's awesome! and yeah, his version of Christianity is great. if every Christian followed him, the world would be a better place.
2026-08-31 18:34:17
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kingpenut :
maybe its because im an athiest who never experinced nihilism. i can never truely see religious people of any kind as "my team". The tools to find meaning an purpose outside of religion exist its all a matter of spreading it. i also see harm in religion beyond fundemantalism.
2026-08-31 17:56:20
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BRGray1981 :
See- this is why I love you. And what gives me hope. Cuz yeah, we are on the same team!
2026-08-31 17:53:51
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PukkiBetts :
You make an excellent point, but I’m stuck trying to figure out why the logo for something called “Eagle Football” is a bronco.
2026-09-01 00:28:19
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temibuildsthings :
This is how I feel about my mom and her faith. I may not believe what she believes, but she has created such good in the world because of it and I see every day how it supports her mentally. So I’m happy that it exists for her
2026-08-31 17:52:29
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Trial with Error :
Hindus believed there are many paths up a mountain. One of the oldest religions for a reason
2026-08-31 20:25:57
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ffffffffffd :
yeah if we're doing the work we grow out of militant atheism and much more accepting of spirituality that doesn't match ours
2026-08-31 21:36:27
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Jakup :
people tend to be too prideful to admit they just don’t know. I sit in an agnostic point of view, but also I value the teachings of Jesus. The world would be a better place if we showed the kindness/empathy towards others the way he did. When people argue their side and refute others point of view it gets us nowhere. We don’t always have to be right about everything and should be open minded to understand each other.
2026-09-01 02:47:54
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Rachael :
That’s my pastor!!
2026-09-01 02:28:17
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USAmdj :
BTW, I've always liked your posts and that's why I follow you; but this post is a very good one! Respect! 🫡🫡🫡
2026-09-01 00:09:03
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aleksander 📚🖋️ :
I have a spiritual/religious practice that’s not tied to anything organized. It gives me comfort and a wellspring to draw on when I’m trying to dig deeper into what I need to work on to grow as a person or to help build another world. I’ve got zero reason to proselytize and no certainty that what I believe is “true”. But I do firmly believe that ripping away rituals and beliefs that give individuals comfort or community is antithetical to the goal of building a more harmonious and collaborative society. There is so much nuance to the conversation and it’s good when theists and atheists can bridge the divide, like you said.
2026-08-31 18:58:38
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Zai :
I mean we would probably be more accepting if God showed up how he did in those stories… until then we gotta focus on real change
2026-08-31 18:10:16
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