r/DebateReligion is a subreddit with 192k members. The community frequently discusses god, religion, christianity, islam, and worst, and the most common flair used is christianity, islam, abrahamic, atheism, and classical theism.
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
: "Belief is not a choice. Atheists do not “reject god” or choose to not believe."
56 posts
#2
Islam
: "Islam allows sex with slaves (where real consent is impossible) but stones two consenting adults for zina."
44 posts
#3
Abrahamic
: "God could not have chosen a worse communication strategy."
34 posts
#4
Atheism
: "How do you still believe in god after this"
26 posts
#5
Classical Theism
: "A minimal fact that truly puts all burden of proof on theists."
20 posts
#6
Other
: "A just God would not punish honest disbelief"
10 posts
#7
Fresh Friday
: "Faith is a broken tool and not a pathway to truth."
7 posts
#8
IDK the flair of this. Arguments maybe?
: "Kalam Cosmological argument fails and is honestly an embarrassment for theists"
1 post
#9
Agnostic?
: "Asking what caused the universe is the wrong question."
1 post
#10
Agnosticism
: "The Problem of Religious Diversity"
1 post
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Last updated: July 17, 2026