#religion

Can you be truly moral without believing in God, or is atheism just a cop-out?

Would you ever blend religious ideas into your personal worldview?

Is the concept of karma just spiritual victim-blaming in disguise?

Is atheism just as dogmatic as the religion it criticizes?

Is mythology literature, or do we just call it that to avoid saying 'made-up gods'?

Is atheism basically a religion for people who hate the word “faith”?

With the cost-of-living crisis, are people ditching organized religion for secular self-help?

Would you ever leave your religion after getting into philosophy and mythology?

Does the concept of karma do more harm than good by blaming victims for their suffering?

Would you switch from mainstream religion to stoicism if you lost everything?

Is religion losing relevance as AI offers answers to life’s big questions?

Do atheists actually hate religion, or do they just hate being told what to believe?

What's your take on reincarnation in different religions—myth or truth?

Would you ever spend real cash on a premium guided meditation app tied to religion?