ReligiousforumsReviews of religiousforums.com

There is a rule against proselytizing. To sum up the the forum, "This is a debate forum where you are not allowed to try and change anyone's mind or convince anyone that you are right." *Also the staff that enforce the rules are very one sided. So long as you are a part of their paradigm they are very lenient on the rules, but if you are not a part of their paradigm they are very strict and want to get rid of you.

Was OK, but now I'm never going back. It's a wonderful place to bash religions, it really should be called Irreligiousforums Stay away from this toxic wasteland of trolls Unless you're a atheist troll, in which case the staff will LOVE you.

Great website for discussing/debating religion, politics, and more. Friendly and inclusive community that's well moderated.

The only religious discussion, allowed on that website, is atheism. It's a website, that prevents like-minded, spiritual-minded people, from sharing and exploring ideas.

This is labeled a religious forum that would be great except for the biased moderators on staff. For example you’re not allowed to share that you know God, how the Scriptures are true and reliable, how by observation of our current world lines up with reality. This was in response to a person saying where is the reality? Atheists and unbelievers are permitted to blaspheme and push preach their views continuously, this is a site geared to liberal ungodly views in the debate section of the forum, the only views for Covid for example were the CDC and Vaccine only views, other articles were discouraged and taken down by moderators. If you were in a conversation with someone and you were debating an alternative to a liberal viewpoint they would warn you and take down your post. The rules of debating are skewed and not a fair playing field so be aware of that. Some areas of the site are directly for certain faiths. Over all the moderators ruin the site due to their bias and control. Need new moderators otherwise it’s not a very good debating forum.

I've been a longtime lurker, and will not be returning. Everyone on staff has multiple sock accounts, including many other longtime members. They use this to regularly push member's hot buttons to get them to react in the ways that the forum staff desires. Troll palace all the way. Stay away if you are religious. Stay away if you're not. The hills have eyes, and they are watching.

I have been posting on RF for nearly four years and a couple of years ago was asked to join the moderation team. I had never stayed long in any forum before RF. To have a forum where most things within reason can be discussed including diverse aspects of religion, is not easy thing to achieve. There’s a core group of members that are really committed to making it work and there are frequent opportunities for members to feedback how the forum can be improved. We have people from all round the world from diverse backgrounds, religions and professions. RF isn’t for everyone. I’ve learnt a great deal from varied discussions and met some great people.

I think RF is a positive site for people looking for fellowship and discussion of religion. I think the staff does genuinely care about posters. I made almost 10,000 posts on the forum and with for the most part little issue. I eventually decided that I prefer gaming and computer hardware forums, however. It has to do with the structure of the forum and how it's set up and other things. And I don't really care to get into all the details of it, but for most, it's like the question of whether they like chocolate or vanilla ice cream. Most are fine with either. Some really want vanilla or vice versa. I kind of look for highly specific ways to spend my time and I'm usually kind of unhappy if I were to say, spend 5, 10, even 15, years doing the same thing.