Wonderful experience.
Great website for discussing/debating religion, politics, and more. Friendly and inclusive community that's well moderated.
By William M.
Saturday, November 7, 2026 · Customer reviews of US businesses
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The largest forum on the internet for discussing religions from around the world.
Religiousforums (religiousforums.com) has 14 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 2.0 out of 5.
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Great website for discussing/debating religion, politics, and more. Friendly and inclusive community that's well moderated.
By William M.
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.
By Adrian H.
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.
By KAT