Reviews of www.religiousforums.com

[stvdv]

It’s laughable that this place is called “Religious” Forums.

Spirituality is not about where you post, but how

 

[The Sum of Awe]

This entire thread is popcorn worthy

 

[ChristineM]

For one or two unreasonable warnings

Only one or two? Wow, I'm impressed.

 

[Evangelicalhumanist]

Sometimes it is more like a atheist forum attacking religion....

I take it you've never noticed the theists attacking atheism, then. There's quite a lot of it -- you should take a look, Pot, before calling the Kettle black.

 

[Mock Turtle]

Only one or two? Wow, I'm impressed.

Haha. I think the several others were probably justified.

 

[Vinayaka]

In my observations, there are two reasons folks move on, and they are boredom with the repetition of the same old debates/discussions, and not having enough people agree with your personal POV. The latter people would leave negative reviews.

Disagreement is not hatred.

 

[Vinayaka]

I take it you've never noticed the theists attacking atheism, then. There's quite a lot of it -- you should take a look, Pot, before calling the Kettle black.

I see more anti-atheism than anti-theism as well.

 

[Spirit of Light]

I take it you've never noticed the theists attacking atheism, then. There's quite a lot of it -- you should take a look, Pot, before calling the Kettle black.

I done it my self from time to time, so yes i know it happens, it should'nt but it does

 

[Revoltingest]

I googled reviews of RF and found some interesting stuff and had a laugh.

Religiousforums is rated "Poor" with 2.5 / 5 on Trustpilot

Some reviews accuse mods of making fake accounts! What say you, mods? (Hope this isn't breaking rule 1)

Give a review of www.religiousforums.com below! I'll start.

RF is filled with wonderful people who like to share their knowledge in friendly, yet sometimes heated, discussions. The mods seem to be diligent about their jobs. I have learnt a lot from RF! 10/10 would recommend

Reading the reviews, I'm not seeing much
of anything worth considering. It's like
reviewing anchovies....ya like'm or ya don't.
Someone's review means nuthin.

 

[Revoltingest]

Sometimes it is more like a atheist forum attacking religion....

To have one's beliefs attacked is a gift.
Reasons....
1) It builds character because one learns
to preserve equanimity in the face of hostility.
2) One learns either to defend one's beliefs,
or to abandon them for a better philosophy.
3) It's an opportunity to converse...perhaps to
enlighten someone about the other side's
perspective.

It's not for everyone. Sensitive folk who need
their views reinforced should run for cover.
If they give a scathing review of RF, this should
really be a positive sign.

 

[Left Coast]

I googled reviews of RF and found some interesting stuff and had a laugh.

Religiousforums is rated "Poor" with 2.5 / 5 on Trustpilot

Some reviews accuse mods of making fake accounts! What say you, mods? (Hope this isn't breaking rule 1)

Give a review of www.religiousforums.com below! I'll start.

RF is filled with wonderful people who like to share their knowledge in friendly, yet sometimes heated, discussions. The mods seem to be diligent about their jobs. I have learnt a lot from RF! 10/10 would recommend

@SalixIncendium is my fake account. I confess. Take me away, officer!

 

[Spirit of Light]

To have one's beliefs attacked is a gift.
Reasons....
1) It builds character because one learns
to preserve equanimity in the face of hostility.
2) One learns either to defend one's beliefs,
or to abandon them for a better philosophy.
3) It's an opportunity to converse...perhaps to
enlighten someone about the other side's
perspective.

It's not for everyone. Sensitive folk who need
their views reinforced should run for cover.
If they give a scathing review of RF, this should
really be a positive sign.

I have a good source behind me now, so i think i can handle some debate in the future

 

[Evangelicalhumanist]

I done it my self from time to time, so yes i know it happens, it should'nt but it does

I don't consider you among the guiltier members.

We should all consider ourselves free to criticize what we can identify as harmful. For example, I see a religious belief in mutilating the genitalia of children as being harmful, and I should be able to say so, with actually saying that therefore, Islam and Judaism are bad. That's because, while those religions hold such beliefs, and circumcision is most common in North Africa, West Africa, and the Middle East (in these areas, more than 80% of men and boys are circumcised), Malaysia, the Philippines, and South Korea also have high circumcision rates. And we can hardly blame Judaism and Islam for the Philippines or South Korea.

If someone has a legitimate case to say that "atheism causes such-and-such a harm," then they should make the case and say so. But to simply say, "atheism is evil," is dead wrong.

 

[rational experiences]

It's the only forum who didn't use religious idealism against me.

 

[Father Heathen]

Let me assure you, the mods would like the search function fixed as well. It is out of our hands.

Is it in Rex's hands or whoever it is now?

 

[JustGeorge]

Hopefully, but @JustGeorge will never admit it.

If I admit it, you'll start slacking on the job.

Now get back to work!

 

[Secret Chief]

If I admit it, you'll start slacking on the job.

Now get back to work!

Sorry. I'm still working on the saying anything intelligent thing.

 

[Quagmire]

That romantic interest would have changed dramatically had they met you in person.

Thank God for the internet.

 

[JustGeorge]

Sorry. I'm still working on the saying anything intelligent thing.

I understand. I gave you a lot to work with there.

 

[RAYYAN]

Question;
What's the benefit of becoming a premium member?