I've been browsing it for a few weeks and it's more like a left wing political hug box than a place to discuss Christianity. They actually downvote standard Christian doctrine like homosexuality being a sin
Why is r/Christianity so liberal?
John Scott
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Xavier Ramirez
What else did you expect from Reddit? Don't go there, don't waste your time.
Ian Allen
Because that is what reddit is first and foremost, a left wing circle jerk.
There are some pockets, like r/truechristian, but since reddit is open to all users even their threads get taken by atheists, liberals etc.
It reminds of Christ’s words “ye shall not be the slave of two masters, for you will grow to love one and hate the other”, by mixing in liberalism and Christianity Redditors start to serve liberalism first and Christianity second.
Dylan Martinez
I left there when I saw someone with a flair that said "Methodist, Trans, Lesbian" criticizing someone that said homosexuality was wrong. They got the top voted comment too.
Oliver Powell
just why? you may stay on 8ch
Isaiah Cox
Because it's democratic. Prove me wrong.
Pro-tip: you can't
Adrian Roberts
/r/catholicism is slightly better, but there seems to be an ongoing struggle there as one of the mods is…lost.
/r/traditionalcatholics is small but legit
Austin Howard
Women
Dominic Kelly
Same thing, really.
Kayden Powell
Which mod is it, and how are they lost? (Not that I disagree with you, it's too liberal there for me too, but at least it's okay.. but pretty bad at times). There are still unchecked comments of people promoting Islam, actually denigrating Catholicism (just to promote Islam), saying Mohammed did nothing wrong etc. I usually go all out on those threads, I have far too many references and knowledge about that idiotic cult to let it go unchecked. In fact one thread was brigaded by Mohammedans (apparently they lurk and brigade threads).
Who is the mod though, I'm curious. But yeah in general reddit is a cesspool, even the few "good" places. I try not to browse there too much, because you see soo much nonsense and I feel obligated to try and at least reply somewhat, but it's taxing. Lots of atheist trolls too, who pretend that they are Catholic, and make up posts saying "we should pray for this, God help us, mother church" blah blah, but are straight up atheists and concern trolls, and post in r/atheism saying they're so excited that the church is losing power and that no one is going for mass etc. Disgusting people and mods won't ban them.
Also on this note, I'm sick that left-wing commies will organize online and do a lot of work, but conservatives and traditionals will never do any work these days. This is a far cry from the Saints of past where they would not just pray but do actual real work to evangelize, fight heresy and so on. Now if you suggest people to do some work they're like, oh it's a lost cause, oh just pray, oh blah blah. I'm waiting to find a group of people who want to organize and do some actual work. We need to control parts of the internet, we can't just let fag LGBTLiberals take over everything. People are extremely impressionable. We look like total pushovers.
Kevin Jenkins
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Sebastian Lee
Basically, conservative boards tend to ban bad doctrine and blasphemy.
Banning for that dissuades libs and atheists from posting, amd so the communities become largely conservative, meaning conservatives get all the upvotes.
/r/christianity doesnt do this (probably because most of their mods are liberals and atheists), and so libs and atheists stick around. Because they stick around, they gain the majority vote because theyre the majority in culture writ large.
Tldr the mods dont ban for posting antichristian opinions because theyre liberals themselves.
Asher Evans
This is a copy pasta I've seen it before.
Benjamin Gonzalez
That's pretty interesting actually, since it doesn't reflect reality. It sounds like Mainline Protestantism… but that's the fastest dying wing of Christianity (back in the day, it ruled the American landscape, but conservatives broke off around the 40s/50s).
Evan Martin
because cathodox's don't like to hang out with protestant shitters, which i'm sure run that board.
Christian Baker
They let Talmudists and atheists moderate the board, what did you expect?
Andrew Ward
That's why p*pists censor this place too huh
William Hall
Zig Forums is the exact same but right wing. Make a thread about why there is no space for racism in Christianity and boom "reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee you want my race to die out by inbreeding."
Honestly, you can just shift through the crap to find what you like.
Isaac Brooks
It's not specifically a Christian board. It's simply a board for the discussion of Christianity. The /r/atheism stain is still strong there and most humanist/atheist posts end up as the top upvoted posts.
Lucas Foster
This is a meme they like to proffer over there, but per their community policy, it specifically is a place for christians.
The issue is that they have a fairly liberal mod team and it makes the place low hanging for atheists and degenerates. Because its low hanging, people like thar accumulate and thus take over the voting.
Ayden Green
Hmm you are right; I just read their community policy in more detail. Most annoying.
However, there is /r/truechristians or whatever it is called where it's a bit better. /r/christianity seems to just be liberals high fiving each other. They also seem to have a very unhealthy hatred of white evangelicals, they are obsessed.
Daniel Brooks
There's one guy in particular who literally does nothing but post left wing political articles which are either character assassination of Evangelicals or have almost nothing to do with Christianity beyond some vague "Jesus said be charitable therefore you should support socialism" stuff. It's really annoying.
Nicholas Cooper
You mean this guy?
Jonathan Martin
Nope, this guy
Nathan Jenkins
Oh how the decline of the Anglican high church has led to these embarrassments… I bet his priest is a LGBT woman (saying such would get me heavily downvoted and banned on /r/christianity of course…)
Elijah Hill
I don't understand how people who so blatantly subordinate their faith to their political views can have the gall to call themselves Christians.
Connor Flores
there more libertarian if any thing most of reddit hates the left and right
Carter Howard
Brayden Bell
It's reddit what did you expect? btw r/Catholicism is good you don't mind 25-35 year old boomer posting
Nolan Watson
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Austin Sanchez
I know several 30+ people who browse here
Dylan Edwards
Are you the troll that goes to good threads and tries to shut them down? Kindly piss off sir.
Ryan Jackson
old.reddit.com
It gets even more cucked
Caleb Taylor
Imagine being an atheist and spending your time moderating a christian forum. I just don't understand it.
Angel Kelly
Because they don't believe the Bible is infallible. They have one foot in the world, and another foot in Christianity.
Ryan Myers
I miss when Zig Forums had a decent news board. Have to rely on those few small good boards you mentioned for news now in my country. I hate it, but there's nothing that can be done about it.
That's because when the more normie types do organize, the left brigades them, gets the banned, posts filtered, shadow banned, etc. They'll also dox everyone they can, job lynch mob them, and so on and so forth. It's not like times past where you could still survive by drifting from place to place. You get marked by these people online, they'll follow you everywhere you go.
They also banded together and helped each other with the struggle of survival. I don't know how many times I've seen one individual stand up to heresy only for Christian's to say "Oh well, you know, I wish them luck".
Brayden Harris
Adding in to
Because we have jobs to work and families to provide for. We don't have time to march in streets and burn things down.
Alexander Garcia
Because it is not a forum for Christians but rather a forum about Christianity.
Jacob Martin
I know this guy! He is from the monarchism board. Definitively /ourguy/
Ian Thompson
Andrew Myers
I meant to add that too to my original post. Thanks!
Levi Gomez
Jackson Baker
fpbp
Dylan Jenkins
tbh, that's what happens with democracy. Do you think Church fathers and other patriarchs asked the local plebs what they thought about christianity? about whether x should be a sin?
If you let the 'people' define things, then nothing will be sinful and that way, nobody will have anything to repent for
Michael Allen
Uhhhh
Adrian Reed
Connor Nelson
I liked your post!
Julian Russell
Parker Ortiz
This place isn't much better. Mods will permaban you for saying tiggers aren't human
Leo Phillips
Probably a liberal
Ian Cruz
Monkeys aren't human too.
Evan Bell
Christ is the biggest troll and I love him
Owen Johnson
It's reductio ad alt-rightum.
Gabriel Gutierrez
r/Christianity are a bunch of abortion and fag enablers. That is much worse than muh racism.
Grayson Watson
I’m siding with the ebil raycists on this one. Hurting fee fees is bad, but murdering babies is 1bajillion times worse.
Jason Brooks
Every time I check that place it gets worse
Oliver James
Christopher Flores
It's the typical left-wing mindset. They want to control and/or destroy anything that goes against their degenerate lifestyle and beliefs.
Anthony Peterson
You’re the real liberal
Leo Reyes
Anime is Christian
Justin Rivera
Wouldn’t say Christian, but we can use it for proselytism…
Same goes for us Christians who like furry stuff uwu
Landon James
Please…no…
Cameron Watson
William Scott
You are not fooling anyone ((synagogue of satan))
Charles Mitchell
What's with you anime idiots who can't count past two?
William Cook
They put the reddit agenda before God
Lincoln Murphy
Which denom are you? Just wondering if its ridden with homosexuals.
Nicholas Price
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Hudson King
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Luis Sullivan
Jayden Lewis
A user just got permabanned for this comment.
Austin Bell
Old post but they are a mod
I remember r/Christianity on Christmas last year put a picture of a black Jesus. Not that that is offensive but they put it there to be redditors faggots.
Jose Rivera
Liberalism is the direct consequence of the Protestant Reformation.
Aiden Campbell
Sounds liberal to me??
Julian Ward
Why even try user?
Jose James
Because its moderators and users are limpwristed idiots who believe that not offending people's personal opinions is a greater good than discerning the objective truth. You will find no serious Christian – whatever their denomination – on r/christianity, only children toying with positive emotions for fun.
Luis Davis
Lmao ok prove this one
Brody Collins
The absolute core of the entire denomination even to the name relies on Protesting, rebelling against authority and changing long standing institutions like the Church to suit your own and your times' needs.
While saying Liberalism is a direct consequence might be a tad too much but there are plenty of analogues between the two let's not pretend Liberalism is an alien concept to the Protestan Reformation.
Christopher Diaz
What does "Reformation" mean
Bentley Nguyen
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Some interesting posts in there. Seems like the subreddit has been completely hijacked by the atheist mod, brucemo and that he's essentially running it as a dictatorship. Basically explains all the left wing cuckery and the other mods are running interference for him by claiming that brucemo is actually the most conservative mod.
Gabriel Campbell
His enemies all die… they have no hope
Benjamin Adams
anime is a cutesy heart-warming distraction, lets face it is far better than most western media. Give me cute girls over our shit any day… anime also has little in the way of degenerate subject matter (unless you watch degenerate anime ofc)
William Watson
suicide or apostasy
Jordan Barnes
Just… why?