Patheos is a diverse online community that aims to explore and spread wisdom about religious and spiritual traditions. With different channels representing various faiths, beliefs, and perspectives, the site provides a platform for diverse voices to exchange ideas and perspectives about faith, culture, science, and social issues. Patheos offers articles, blogs, podcasts, videos, and other resources that help readers deepen their understanding of their own beliefs, engage with others, and explore new ideas. The site also hosts forums and discussion boards that allow users to engage in civil dialogue and learn from each other in a respectful and inclusive environment.

A.k.a. a waste of effort. WOMBAT–love it! We aim to please. Sometimes. I’ll have to find the lyrics for “Wompom” now. I second GBJames’s comment. Atheism is not a faith position. Too close to PZ? 1.whyevolutionistrue.comThe ethos I get from the front page of “Patheos” is that it’s a site for people who think that religion is important enough to be given more then the absolute minimum of attention.

Is there something funny going on at Patheos? I don’t comment on that network, so I haven’t seen it myself. Interestingly, there is a precursor to this concern from 2017.freethoughtblogs.comSeveral Patheos bloggers jumped ship back then, concerned that the religious conservatives who owned the network were meddling with the content.

I believe this will become an important resource for the public to understand the Mormon experience, and that in itself will be a good thing. No, it will not.bycommonconsent.comPatheos takes the “12 major world traditions that influence the West” and presents them as Gateways — none more prominent than the others — as a way to present the major perspectives to the public.