Now Christianity is nearly dead in the intelligent world, what will be the...

[Oasis_Spurs]

...next religion to fade and die?
@Clubdelady:

Um, I think you need to study your flags a bit better. What gives you the impression I'm from Australia? I'm from England.

I've spent a lot of time in Australia thought, love it. If you're American you are in no position to criticize.

 

[ugly]

Scientology, hopefully.

 

[BradFranklin]

Hmm let's see. Roughly 2 billion people are Christians. That is about 1/3 of the world. Yep. That sounds real dead to me.

 

[jcsaves316]

Logic and common sense have eluded you....now you can add mathematics to that list. Proverbs 10:28 God Bless

 

[anndrew]

hopefully every religion that demands its followers convert the rest of the world will become extinct. bud i doubt it. evangelicals are annoying

 

[RayBalthazar]

I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that I don’t know the answer. I don't know and I know you don't know... Agnostic

 

[yesmar]

You wish, I'm sure.

 

[HereIAmLord]

Your wishful thinking, perhaps.


Remember...we win.


+Jesus, I Trust In You!
Here I am, Lord.

 

[BombSoldier]

>intelligent
>lives in Australia
ISHYGDDT

 

[Theloveangel1]

yah Hinduism

 

[HoldenCaulfield]

-_- this one has still gotta fade...then judaism, then islam..then hinduism etc

 

[NoChanceWithoutJesus]

dream on

 

[mmmmmFidelism]

?
*

 

[72782]

Hinduism

 

[clubdelady]

This question is coming from Australia so I find it interesting that you talk about the intelligent world. When I went to Australia it was worse than the deep South in America. I couldn't believe how many Australians didn't know that their nations started with criminals (aside from the Aborigines).

I don't even know where this "intelligent world" is. Let me know some time.

 

[Nicole]

I'm afraid that is a delusion sir, I wish that was the case but nope

 

[AeMercer]

I would not say christianity is dead in the intelligent world. There are many people of intelligence who are christian. Christianity may not be as powerful today as it was 500 years ago but it is still pretty relevant.