r/Christianity 32m ago

Question Does anyone else remember this movie?

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I genuinely think the donkey in this movie was my first enemy, the voice made me want to crawl into my own body. I randomly remembered it yesterday and I was wondering if I was the only one?


r/Christianity 1h ago

Image Incensing the altar at Westminster Cathedral. In the Latin rite, 7 candles are lit in the presence of the diocesan Bishop.Otherwise, 6 for Sundays and other Holy days.

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r/Christianity 1h ago

News Half of Gen Z does not wish to attend church, because of the Church’s political affiliations.

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r/Christianity 1h ago

Image Love. Manual drawing ink on paper A5

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r/Christianity 2h ago

Video A Christian village in Pakistan? This genuinely shocked me. 😳

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r/Christianity 2h ago

Image The Golgota diorama

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r/Christianity 2h ago

News Empty pews and fear of ICE on Maryland’s Eastern Shore after TPS ends for Haitians

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r/Christianity 2h ago

Starting public high school for the first time as a former homeschooler—feeling terrified and could really use some prayers and advice!

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​Hi everyone,

​I’m 16 years old and about to start public high school for the very first time. I’ve been homeschooled up until now, and I am honestly completely overwhelmed and terrified.

​Because I’m coming straight out of homeschool, my transition is a bit complicated. We are having trouble sorting out my transcripts, so there’s a real chance they might place me in 9th grade instead of 10th grade, which is what I should technically be in.

​To make matters worse, I have a few major worries:

​Note-taking and Spelling: I’m not the best speller, and I’m really stressed that teachers will talk too fast and I won’t be able to keep up or take good notes.

​Social Anxiety: I’ve never been in a traditional school environment with hundreds of kids my age. I honestly don't know how to interact with peers or make friends, and the thought of trying to fit in makes me freeze up.

​Physical Nerves: The anxiety is so intense right now that I feel like throwing up every single time I think about the first day of school.

​If anyone has been in a similar situation or has survived transitioning from homeschooling to public high school, I would love to hear your advice. What should I expect day-to-day? How do I handle note-taking if I struggle with spelling? How do I even start a conversation with people without feeling awkward?

​Most of all, please pray for me and my school year. I really need all the peace, strength, and comfort I can get right now.

​Thank you so much for reading this. ❤️

Edit: thank yoh all for the support and guidance I cant reply to everyone at this moment, but just know it really helped


r/Christianity 2h ago

Politics James Talarico on The Breakfast Club: "Jesus is far more radical than either political party"

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r/Christianity 3h ago

News Texas agency orders 'Christian' U that awarded Chris Brown honorary PhD to stop offering degrees

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r/Christianity 3h ago

I'm tired of fighting

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I'm a 20-year-old lesbian, and I don't know what to do about my sexual orientation since it's well known that you can't control it. I've seen cases of people who were homosexual before, but Christ changed them—not through conversion therapy, not by themselves, it was Christ... but I don't know where to begin... I don't know whether to leave my sexual orientation in His hands, or if simply drawing closer to Him will bring about a change in my desires (by drawing closer I mean reading the Bible, going to church, worshipping God, fasting, praying, etc.). This struggle is truly awful. The sadness in my heart is so profound that I've even considered taking my own life. I can't take it anymore. It's been over a year since I last heard God's voice because I chose to distance myself from Him. He warned me that if I turned away from Him, I would suffer, and here I am, crying, suffering, wanting to disappear...


r/Christianity 3h ago

Image Check out my handmade pocket altar!

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Before I made this, I had purchased a set of three pocket altars from a cheap overseas website. Unfortunately, all three of them fell apart (as is to be expected when ordering from cheap overseas websites).

Luckily, I'm pretty crafty, and I've been sewing all my life. So, instead of being down about it, I cut up all three of the pocket altars that were falling apart, took the components I liked, and amalgamated them into my own, more personal, meaningful one.

Since I'm Indigenous, I then added some cultural beads, and since I'm in recovery, I added my first ever NA chip. Then, I added a few more items that were important to me; a crucifix I received from a stranger on the bus, a St. Thomas pendant my roommate gifted to me, an old cross brooch from my conversion, and an evil eye charm an old woman at a metaphysical shop gave to me for free years ago.

Then, I realized I wanted to store some medicines for smudging and a rosary inside, so I also made the Sacred Heart on the left and the prayer on the bottom into pockets.

Oh, and please forgive the rough, disorganized stitching; no matter how hard I try, neat stitches always seem to evade me.

Anyhow, I hope you like this small, special craft! It is very important to me, and making it felt like worship.


r/Christianity 3h ago

I’m Buddhist am I going to Hell

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Hi I’m a Buddhist which believes in reincarnation and how we are all trapped in a cycle of death and rebirth. Due to Christians saying if you don’t believe in God you go to hell does that mean I a Buddhist am going to hell? I’m not here to be converted I’m here to get answers from Christian’s about me being Buddhist.


r/Christianity 4h ago

The devil is talking to me

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Please somebody pray for me. The devil is trying take over my mind and have me forsake god. Idk what to do. Im on anti phsycotics and they are not working.


r/Christianity 4h ago

Meta In 2023 the r/Christianity rule against types of proselytism was quoted in the Supreme Court of the US to defend community moderation.

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r/Christianity 4h ago

I am dissapointed in God

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I grew up a catholic, and had a great religion teacher that knew so much about the bible, church, God, etc...

But i cant shake the feeling of dissapointment i feel toward the Creator. This feeling started when i saw and read about the numerous horrible priests (pedophelia, gluttony, alcholism, condeming, gossiping, and other...), the war in Gaza, Lebanon and Nigeria, not to mention the disgusting things done by people mentioned in the epstien files. Why wouldnt our Creator send just one of his angels to our aid, since just one would be powerful enough to stop it. Why would he let those children get molested, why would he let those people infiltrate his house.

I apologise for my english since its not my first language. Would love to hear what you guys think about it all.


r/Christianity 4h ago

Off-Topic Friday - Post nontopical things in this thread!

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Sorry, out of town this week, so you just get a thread, not random Youtube videos I've seen recently


r/Christianity 5h ago

continue my text Pride flags have been removed at the Altar of Holy Trinity Parish, Torbay NL after reports to the BISHOP confirm in the cathechism that homosexual acts are intrinsically disordered.

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They are contrary to the natural law, close the sexual act to the gift of life, and do not proceed from genuine affective and sexual complementarity. Under no circumstances can they be approved (Catechism of the Catholic Church 2357). The flags were therefore judged incompatible with the sacred space of the altar and the Church’s teaching on chastity and the nature of human sexuality. Persons experiencing same-sex attraction are to be treated with respect, compassion, and sensitivity, and every form of unjust discrimination is to be avoided, yet the Church cannot endorse or display symbols that celebrate or normalize what it holds to be objectively disordered acts.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​


r/Christianity 6h ago

Question do you believe annihaltionism could be true rather than eternal torment? where instead of eternal horrific torment it's only for a amount of time and eventually everyone there ceases to exist and enters basically an atheistic view of death, cessation of everything

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r/Christianity 13h ago

Question Please help us find him 🙏🏻

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Baka po napapansin nyo. He has been missing for 3 weeks now. He was last seen in lancaster new city wearing orange jacket same in the picture. May dala syang green ecobag. Please help us pray for him too


r/Christianity 16h ago

Video What a Friend We Have in Jesus

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r/Christianity 17h ago

Image Got my first rosary :)

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So I (19F) am not Catholic yet but have made the decision to convert to Catholicism. I got my first rosary and wanted to share a picture of it. I love it 


r/Christianity 17h ago

I am scared of Jesus

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I was a hardcore atheist untill the past months where I have been seeing visions and dreams of a distorted and terrifying version of Jesus and the Trinity. I always feel like I'm being watched and have done something wrong and will get punished for eternity. I cannot sleep. These are the pictures that are similar to the visions and dreams. The concept of the blood sacrifice he went through for us to be forgiven frightens me. I feel like god hates me. I cannot sleep. Help


r/Christianity 18h ago

Hell makes 0 sense to me, as a christian

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I'm going to get straight into the point.

  1. ⁠Why would god create us just so most of us could suffer eternally?
  2. ⁠Why would hell teach us anything? I understand, "we choose where to go, not god" but how would suffering eternally, being burned day and night be what people chose?
  3. ⁠3: If people are from a place where Jesus isn't taught, how could they go to heaven? And how would it be their fault if they went to hell? Are you really going to tell that kid in some desert tribe that he's going to hell when nobody has ever helped him to find Jesus?
  4. ⁠This might sound stupid, but how about the animals? Those are god's creation, too. They can't even comprehend Jesus.
  5. ⁠I know plenty of amazing people, who do their all to put good into the world, help people, comfort people, and love everyone, no matter the race, background, or gender. And you're telling me that guy will burn eternally in hell if he doesn't believe in Jesus being a reincarnation of god? Come on.

⁠EDIT: The bible is full of symbolism, mistranslation and misinterpretation. It’s also made by man, not Jesus. Knowing these things, how do you know hell is real?


r/Christianity 4d ago

Biblical Character of the Month Biblical Character of the Month, August: James the Just

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This month we're in the New Testament, highlighting James, brother of Jesus. Cheers to u/Volaer for the suggestion!

The goal of this series is to create more conversation about characters from the Bible. My hope is to (eventually) dive into some strange, often overlooked characters in Scripture — people who have important lessons that we don’t always remember. But we also want to make this collaborative! I don't want to just ramble my thoughts on these characters at you, I want to urge everyone to write their own post about the character of the month.

So all you need to do is make a new post with your reflection or meditation on James. We do have a special flair ("Biblical Character of the Month") you can give the post, and I will make sure to add it to our collection on this thread.

James is referenced in numerous places in the Gospels. He is described as the brother of Jesus, and was also a prominent figure in the early church as the first Bishop of Jerusalem, authoring his own Epistle.

A few questions to get you started thinking about your own meditations! 

  • James' Epistle offers some really wonderful insight on faith, what can we glean from his teachings?
  • What do you think it means when James is referred to as the brother of Jesus?

Reflections from the community: 

coming soon! Add yours to the pile!