#religion, philosophy and mythology

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

Is faith just a comfort blanket for people who can’t face reality without a $1,000 afterlife policy?

What’s your take on Stoicism for actually dealing with modern life?

Is philosophy just overthinking or does it genuinely help you make better life decisions?

With the cost-of-living crisis hitting, have you stopped supporting your local temple or church?

Does anyone else think mythology is just ancient superhero origin stories?

Does anyone else find comparative religion more logical than picking one?

Are you choosing mythology over modern political narratives?

Is worshipping nature just modern paganism or actual spiritual progress?

Is Stoicism just a bro-science trend or actually worth studying seriously?

Should mythology be dismissed as fantasy, or does it hold hidden truths about our future?

Is a $35 annual subscription to Hallow worth it for a casual believer?

Is atheism just as dogmatic as the religion it criticizes?

Is the Bible in a Year podcast actually worth your time?

How does the cost of living shape your daily philosophical practice?

Are you rethinking your beliefs after the abundance of deepfake philosophy?

Are you rethinking traditional afterlife beliefs with climate collapse looming?

Does mythology lose its power when we remove the mystery and explain it all?

Would you switch from organized religion to a personal mythology if you could design your own belief system?

Is reading Nietzsche worth it if you're not already a bit depressed?