r/Sentientism is a subreddit with 3k members. The most common flair used is article or paper, podcast, video, post, and organisation.
Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings".
It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things).
There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!
Flair Used in r/Sentientism
#1
Article or Paper
: "Kerala’s Captive Elephants Need Sentience Rights: Why a New Legal Approach Is Urgent"
48 posts
#2
Podcast
: "Sue Donaldson and Will Kymlicka, "Animals and the Right to Politics" [Interviewed by Kyle Johanssen, guest on Sentientism episode #60]"
12 posts
#3
Video
: "What would make you choose compassion over tradition?"
8 posts
#4
Post
: "Thank you for all your support 🥰"
7 posts
#5
Organisation
: "Christians for Impact - plus a new book "All The Lives You Can Change - Effective Altruism for Christians""
5 posts
#6
Event
: "Animal Consciousness & The Environment: Insights From Science & Vedanta | LSE | Friday, June 26, 2026"
4 posts
#7
Person
: ""I left the world's most popular religion""
3 posts
#8
Tool
: "The Sentient Life Lottery - Behind the Veil of Ignorance"
2 posts
#9
Community
: "Sentientist Afternoon London - 20th September · Luma"
1 post
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Last updated: September 22, 2026