LGBTQIA+ on Sidechat | need y’all to understand the difference between condemning Christian nationalism and saying “religion is inherently patriarchal/evil.” if nothing else, realize that hostility towards religion as a whole directly antagonizes two-spirit people.

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LGBTQIA+ 7w

need y’all to understand the difference between condemning Christian nationalism and saying “religion is inherently patriarchal/evil.” if nothing else, realize that hostility towards religion as a whole directly antagonizes two-spirit people.

47 upvotes, 5 comments. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in LGBTQIA+. "need y’all to understand the difference between condemning Christian nationalism and saying “religion is inherently patriarchal/evil.” if nothing else, realize that hostility towards religion as a whole directly antagonizes two-spirit people."

Anonymous 7w

the screenshot is from another community, but frankly I’ve seen much worse here. I still remember the person claiming “religious queers are a disgrace to the community.” be pissed off at the shitty history of organized religion rather than attacking random spiritualist queer people. we should do better than generalizing an inherently diverse topic.

Anonymous 7w

I mean as an anthropologist most religions are patriarchal. HOWEVER! That does NOT mean the followers of that religion are. We are actually seeing a pretty big cultural shift where people are following a God but not the hateful teachings

Anonymous

#1 7w

But that original comment is a dumbass bc you can be progressive and religious. I lowkey feel like the YouTuber my niece watches, Ms. Rachel is a great example of that

Anonymous

#1 7w

yeah, most people follow patriarchal religions because most cultures are patriarchal, & religion stems from culture. that’s why I addressed organized religion specifically, as individual people can base their belief systems on their own values; that’s harder to do when you ascribe to an organized religion, as there’s less individual volition

Anonymous

OP 7w

note: harder but not impossible