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From the page: "The ReligionFacts Big Religion Chart is an attempt to summarize all the complexities of religions and belief systems into tiny little boxes on a single, quick-reference comparison chart. Yes, this is impossible. As we always warn with our comparison charts, this is no... more
Reviewed by uriel1998 Jul 12 2006, 12:27pm ( 107 reviews ) • religionfacts.com
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Reviewed by Purler on Dec 11, 5:30pm
missing pastafarianism
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Rated by msshamraz on Oct 01, 11:46am
good
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Rated by rmg12 on Sep 27, 7:13am
From the page: "Atheism" Athiesm is NOT a religion. It is the way of NOT believing in any religion
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Rated by PackerLean on Sep 10, 12:41pm
What do you think about this page?have come across any such chart. There are so many religion and faith. More then 50% mentioned in the chart was unknown to me.
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Rated by RobinEdgar on Sep 06, 4:12pm
A brief overview of over 40 of the world's religions. Some of the information is open to question however. Use it as a basic starting point and then do more research.
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Rated by ritallos on Sep 04, 1:44am
Basic, but good comparison chart of many better known Religions of the World.
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Rated by SOY16 on Jul 29, 7:29pm
Like any and all info...confirm with other sources. Not a bad attempt at a tough task.
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Reviewed by RHRalls on Jul 09, 1:18pm
A good brief summary of a variety of religious beliefs. Neutral and fair with links to related sites providing additional information. Only one error found: Under Deism listing Thomas Jefferson as a proponent. Thomas Jefferson was not a Deist. Personally, I would not care had he been. Mr. Jefferson listed "deist" as a false accusation made against him by the Episcopalian Clergy during the debates surrounding the Act of Religious Freedom he had authored and proposed to become a law in Virginia. The Episcopalians were defending their religious supremacy in Virginia and accused Jefferson of several things, being a Deist among them, which Mr. Jefferson evidently resented judging from the tone of the letter. Mr. Jefferson's religious beliefs can not be discerned literally from his writings. However, it can be reasonably deduced that he practiced a form of Christian Unitarianism unique to himself. He wrote very favorably of Unitarianism and also wrote that he followed the philosophy of Yehoshua (Jesus). Your Obedient Servant, R.H. Ralls OBSISTENS.TYRANNIS.OBOEDIENTIA.DEO. REGEM.NIHIL.HABEMVS.NISI.IESVS
