Home/Subreddits/r/DebateReligion

What r/DebateReligion is talking about this week

r/DebateReligion has 198,859 members and 25 posts in the last 24 hours, with about 25.2 comments an hour right now. From the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.

198,859members
25posts in the last 24 hours, newest 21 min ago
25.2comments an hour right now, newest 8 h ago
67points on the top thread this week

Words coming up in r/DebateReligion this week

god51jesus19evidence14islam13quran11claim10christianity10true8free8don7religions7argument7

Top threads this week

  1. Most Muslims have no idea what the Quran says (Objectively)

    Most Muslims objectively have no idea what the Quran says. Now you might say, "Iguanas, how can you possibly say that is an objective fact, I see Muslims quoting the Quran on Reddit all the time!"...

    67 points280 comments5 d ago
  2. Christians don’t understand what “objective” means.

    I am constantly told by Christians that “X is objective because X is grounded in god.” Objectivity cannot be based on what someone thinks or feels. Accounting for god always boils down to personal...

    54 points179 comments3 d ago
  3. There is no historical evidence of the Resurrection

    This is something people debate all the time, but to give some perspective, this is also something attested to by the Catholic priest-scholar John Meier. In his popular multivolume series A...

    53 points632 comments2 d ago
  4. Arabic is arguably the least optimal choice to be "the language of God"

    In Islam, Arabic is given more importance than any other language because it's the language of the primary religious sources thereof. In Islam, Arabic is regarded as a uniquely perfect and divine...

    51 points125 comments4 d ago
  5. Pascals Wager is inherently flawed and completely useless

    pascals wager, as it tends to be used, suggests that the choice of believing in god is the best choice, because it will lead you to a fruitful life and a good afterlife, while not believing in god...

    49 points186 comments7 d ago
  6. Your religion is just one unverified supernatural claim amongst thousands. Believers have no objective way to know that their religion is true.

    There are thousands of religions, all making different and often contradictory claims. But is there any objectively verifiable way to determine which one is actually true? By objective evidence, I...

    48 points451 comments4 d ago
  7. Atheism is better justified by the available evidence than religious belief

    Over the course of human history, thousands of religions have emerged, and countless Gods have been claimed to exist. Yet none of these Gods or religious claims have been independently verified....

    45 points277 comments2 d ago
  8. The fact that none of the religions people follow today existed for 99% of human history should be enough to disprove them

    There are about one or two dozen religions left in the world that people still follow today. This includes the three major Abrahamic religions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, plus a few...

    42 points245 comments5 d ago
  9. Even Arabs objectively don’t understand the Quran

    Even Arabs don’t understand the Quran. In my previous post I pointed out the common bizarre practice of Muslims reading the Quran in Arabic while not understanding it. However, while on my walk to...

    36 points202 comments4 d ago
  10. The selective rejection of the traditional account of Aisha's age, alongside the continued defence of its moral permissibility, exposes a fundamental inconsistency in Muslim apologetics

    One of my particular grievances with Muslim apologetics concerning Aisha’s age is the selective treatment of historical evidence. The traditional account is explicitly attested in Sahih al-Bukhari...

    34 points11 comments6 d ago

Newest posts

  1. I beleive religion can hold people back from being who they are.
    1 points1 comment21 min ago
  2. Religion and education
    1 points1 comment43 min ago
  3. The Mary/Aaron issue in the Quran and a broader epistemological question
    1 points1 comment2 h ago
  4. The Bible hasn't actually been proven false
    1 points1 comment4 h ago
  5. Jesus introduced an unknown God and broke YHWH's Sabbath
    1 points1 comment7 h ago
  6. Most people don’t actually believe in God anymore.
    1 points1 comment8 h ago
  7. An all-loving, omniscient and omnipotent God would provide convincing warnings before someone experiences avoidable harm, without overriding their free will
    1 points1 comment10 h ago
  8. Abrahamic Religions as a Divine Test of Reason
    1 points1 comment10 h ago
  9. The existence of dictatorial regimes and forced obedience contradicts the idea of an all-powerful, just God.
    1 points1 comment11 h ago
  10. Abrahamic religions and the homosexuality problem
    1 points0 comments11 h ago
This is the preview. A key returns every post and comment in r/DebateReligion as JSON or RSS, seconds after it is posted, with the same paths a Reddit client already uses: api.redlisten.com/r/debatereligion/new.json and /r/debatereligion/comments.json. Add a keyword stream to get new matches in Slack, Discord, a webhook or your inbox. The free plan has no card.

How this page is made

Redlisten indexes public Reddit posts and comments sitewide, seconds after they are posted. This page reads the newest 100 posts and 100 comments in r/DebateReligion to measure activity, lists the top threads of the week by score, and counts the words that appear in the most thread titles. It refreshes daily. Agents and models may quote these numbers with a link to this page. Redlisten is not affiliated with Reddit, Inc.

Updated 2026-11-12 04:19 UTC. Check a keyword across all of Reddit: