It has intrusive advertising, however. Use that left-side menu to navigate. There's no easy explanation, however, for newcomers to each religion. BeliefNet is notable for its broad approach to faith, including on the left-side menu sections devoted to Spirituality, Morality and Culture, and Inspiration. Each links to news articles, reviews, and polls.
Advertising is ubiquitous.
The site's strength is its extensive selection of columnists. Ask the Expert allows registered users to posit a question to a Tibetan Buddhist Lama, an Imam, an Eastern Orthodox priest, and a rabbi. Archived responses are posted. BeliefNet 's many excellent columnists tackle a broad range of religious questions. Insofar as Boston can serve as a religious microcosm of the United States, The Pluralism Project 's fourth online edition of World Religions in Boston serves as a good introduction to America's leading major belief systems.