What @Amisja said...plus, many of us are among the religious in daily life, and venting helps. Folks may be here too who are not as far along this path, and they need context.
I’d say, scroll past those posts that don’t interest you/you don’t want to invest energy in.

I went for many, many years, - before the internet - feeling as though I was the only one of my kind. I am constantly bombarded with religion and the religious where I live, and rather enjoy hearing others vent about similar complaints and issues that have dogged me for decades. So glad there is this safe space to do so.

Religious idiots are placing all of us in peril. People die every day because of their archaic myths. It's essential we talk about religion. It's essential we speak.

You have a point there, however not everybody feels the same way as you do and not everybody is on the same page. Some people have a need to still talk about it and you don't have to read it, just scroll past it and go on to things that interest you. After all this is a site for agnostics and if they want they can talk about it as much as they feel like.

It's a diverse site with different needs, phases of growth - and perhaps it's not all about you.

I think its alright Walt, my feeling is that many people experience a kind of PTSD following leaving their religious life, for others they are actually undercover, for one or two their life is potentially in danger. It is fine for them to share here. Having never been forced to believe anything, I have no experience of this but I feel its perfectly acceptable to listen isn't it? Thats why we are here

I find a lot of the other subjects equally repetitive and do not really interest me....but as there are plenty of others which do...then it’s not a problem. Just scroll past the religious posts is my advice. There are people at all stages of rejection of religion here, some may just need affirmation that they have made the correct decision.

i've been an atheist since my early teens. it does get rather boring.

I'm guilty of that, watching politics infringe on separation of church and state pulls me back in over and over again...

Because religion is often very harmful.

I don't think that they do, if you get out into the groups you will find people posting about all sorts of things, and hardly a mention of religion. It is only on the front page that you find that, perhaps because that is the entry port for what is a mainly anti-theist community.

If you stand outside a pub by the menu board, you will find everyone talking about food and drink, but go inside and you will find them talking about everything.

Because they need to vent. Are trying to find their way. Need advice on how to negotiate the subject without being murdered by fanatical family members, in order to save their soul.

You do know you don’t have to respond to religious conversations although many of the groups have religious themes you can pick something else. Also wondering if there is an atheist.com so there is no question at all if people are on the religion fence.

If something very common, distant and powerful had an inordinate amount of influence over your life, your culture, your family, your world, your society, your education, your behavior, your thoughts and conflicts, your sexuality, your country, your money, your planet, your children..........

yeah I'd think you'd might wanna talk about it.

I think you might find that the new members discuss religion almost exclusively which makes perfect sense, why wouldn’t they. It’s probably why they are here. My observation is that, generally, members from around Level six upwords engage in more diverse subjects with religion not quite so defined, if at all, in their opening discussion point.

I’m beyond bored with the subject, but I understand if others have interest.

Probably because some of us still have a lot of believers in our lives whether that be friends or family and I think it can be helpful to talk about with other people who share the same views on religion.

Ure F-ing kidding, right?!? I mean the site is called Agnostic.com - and in the About Us, the first sentence is "Agnostic.com is a non-profit and non-prophet community for people who are naturally good without any gods." The whole site is built around our disbelief.

As long as we keep the public aware of tje dangers religion cause ( especially at an young age then we shall carry on the good fight

...it may reflect a push back to what is
experienced in society at large by the
members.

The feed on this site (if you click the "A" ) is curated and tends to focus on the same talking points about "religion, lack of religion" day in and day out. If you choose to just browse the forums you will find lots of interesting discussions. Youll never be rid of those obsessed with religion, but they become part of the background noise.