r/DebateReligion is a subreddit with 193k members. The community frequently discusses god, religion, christianity, islam, and worst, and the most common flair used is christianity, abrahamic, atheism, other, and islam.
A place to respectfully discuss and debate religion
Popular Topics in r/DebateReligion
#1
God
87 posts
#2
Religion
79 posts
#3
Christianity
42 posts
#4
Islam
41 posts
#5
Worst
36 posts
#6
Jesus
28 posts
#7
Free Will
24 posts
#8
Atheism
18 posts
#9
Bible
17 posts
#10
Quran
14 posts
Flair Used in r/DebateReligion
#1
Christianity
: "Christians shouldn’t dismiss an atheist's desire for a miracle if miracles helped convert you"
38 posts
#2
Abrahamic
: "Christianity and Islam shame natural, non-harmful, human desires and then sell forgiveness to the "criminals""
28 posts
#3
Atheism
: "Christians cannot prove child marriage is immoral without committing special pleading"
23 posts
#4
Other
: "God is the most evil creature in the universe."
20 posts
#5
Islam
: "Islam’s “Justice” System is Terrible"
13 posts
#6
Classical Theism
: "It's kinda sus that every "chosen people" in religious history was chosen by.... themselves"
8 posts
#7
Fresh Friday
: "Writing off certain passages of the Bible as hyperbolic language shouldn't make you feel much better"
6 posts
#8
Hinduism
: "Reincarnation is pointless if you don't remember anything after reincarnating."
5 posts
#9
Agnostic
: "I don't see a reason why there is a God anymore."
2 posts
#10
World Religions
: ""Ra" is the best name for a creator deity out there."
1 post
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Last updated: July 25, 2026