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What's funny to me is how some Christians and Muslims fight over this topic. They're highly concerned with who's growing faster, and who has the most adherent's, as if it's a testament to which one is more correct. Some seem to have the idea that if they have the most adherents, then that means that they are the right and true religion. It's odd...
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they'll be gone or transformed into something else, atheists & agnostics will still be around. Our numbers are smaller, but we have staying power.
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It is reasonable to say that numerically, Islam has experienced very large growth since its founding, and that it offers a substantial challenge to Christianity. |
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also, I wonder should we consider a too high natural growth as a positive thing? I think that a solid population without dramatic demographic shift can prove to be more stable. anther extra question that's been on my mind. what are the positive attributes of conversion?
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In regards to the OP, Is the growth of Islam really outpacing the continued growth of Christianity? I'd love to see some real proof that it is. Me? I'm not so sure.
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Personally, I would like to see Christianity slow down a bit and instead of trying to gain more followers, think about the religion as a whole. I would say the same thing about Islam. I think there is much too much focus on expansion and not enough focus on betterment. |
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I wonder in previous centuries how many lay persons like me, who are secular Jews (hah secular in previous centuries) found the Christian scriptures so profoundly fascinating. I think Christianity has an enormous base of knowledge and history to think about and to explore without conversion on superficial basis.
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