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Welcome to r/theology! We're a community dedicated to delving into the rich, complex nature of God. We invite you to share, explore, and discuss theological articles, news, essays, and perspectives that help us all deepen our understanding of who God is and His profound impact on human history. Whether you're deeply rooted in the Christian faith or come from a different religious background, your insights and contributions are welcomed!

54k subscribers380 posts / mo in Sep 2026274 authors / mosince 2008

r/theology has 54k members (+26% over the last 12 months). It gets about 380 posts a month from 274 people. Top topics: Anime Illustrations, Reading Updates and Marcus Aurelius Meditations.

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Size and growth

How r/theology has grown

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Subscriber growth

Subscribers over time

+26%in 12 months · +4.4% in 3 months · +1.2% in 1 month
Oct 202654k
Growing54k subscribers
Data since Mar 2018Live · through Oct 2026
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Monthly activity

Posts, comments and authors per month

+25%vs Sep 2025 · −13% last 3 months vs the 3 before
Sep 2026380
BusierPeaked at 391 in Apr 2026
Data through Sep 2026 · October usually lands mid-November

What people talk about

Topics and brands on r/theology

Top topics

Share of the subreddit's posts

  1. Anime Illustrations0.1%
  2. Reading Updates0.1%
  3. Marcus Aurelius Meditations0.1%
  4. SpellingErrors0.1%
  5. Ancient Texts and Legends0.1%

Brands people mention

Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months

  1. Substack
  2. Biblegateway
  3. Bible Hub
  4. Bible
  5. Academia

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Posts and activity for Sep 2026. Members from Reddit's subscriber counts. Read from the same data the app runs on. Our research