Literal wars have been fought over the idea one religion could be superior to another, and it is not a wound most practitioners are willing to reopen any time soon. Members of those religions might not recognize a reviewer as having truly "tried" their religion if their intent was always to move on to another.Ī post "reviewing" religions is sure to stir up controversy, as many religious followers are passionate about their religious beliefs and believe their religion is best. They emphasize the importance of specific practices or belief in specific creeds. Many religions, including many variants of the three major Abrahamic religions promote exclusivity, and do not recognize other religions as valid. Changing religions is ( usually) a significant life event.
However, unlike electronic devices, a person does not usually choose their religion they are typically taught one during childhood and most remain in that religion their entire life. "Best smartphones," or "Best laptops." These reviews are useful for consumers trying to choose among the wide variety of products available. Product review websites typically make posts with the "best" X, e.g. Randall is parodying the website by having them "review" the 70 most popular religions. Wirecutter is a product review website owned by The New York Times. Title text: This was always going to be a controversial Wirecutter post, but what really got them in trouble were their 'budget' and 'upgrade' picks.
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