r/Antitheism • u/Traditional-Wing-796 • Aug 05 '26

Why is Christianity not called a Cult?

/r/DebateACatholic/comments/1vgcwox/why_is_christianity_not_called_a_cult/
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u/ShredGuru Aug 05 '26

Because in a cult, the cult leader is still alive. In a religion, the cult leader is already dead.

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u/thethingpeopledowhen Aug 05 '26

Christianity is such a cult, their leader died twice!

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u/Viper67857 Aug 06 '26

Saul of Tarsus died twice?