#religion, philosophy and mythology

Is a $500 theology course from a reputable seminary actually worth it today?

Christianity vs Buddhism — which one is more peaceful to follow?

Biggest mistake people make when joining a new church or spiritual group

Is AI becoming your new spiritual advisor instead of religion?

Have recent climate disasters changed your belief in divine karma?

How do you balance religious rules with wanting an easy, comfortable routine?

What’s a good starting philosophy book that doesn’t ignore the climate crisis?

Is the Book of Enoch still worth reading in 2026 or just internet hype?

Has reading the Tao Te Ching changed how you think about modern hustle culture?

Do mythology enthusiasts romanticize ancient cultures while ignoring their flaws?

What's your take on donating to a church versus investing that cash in ethical philosophy studies?

Would you switch from organized religion to personal spirituality if it saved you hundreds a year?

Is there a single philosophy book that actually changed how you live your life?

Are you turning to philosophy to cope with social media's reality shift?

Biggest mistake when trying to convert to Catholicism as an atheist?

Are the "Big Three" monotheistic religions actually just derivative remixes of older pagan myths—or is that a shallow take?

Is mindfulness losing its meaning in the age of burnout?

Is a $500 philosophy course about the meaning of life worth it in 2026?

What's your take on Buddhism for someone seriously considering ditching organised religion?

Should we retire gods entirely and let earth-based ethics lead, or is sacred waste a necessary myth?