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The attendence in C of E churches may be falling, yet membership of others such as Baptist, Methodist, United Reform, Gospel Hall etc., is on the increase.
Christianity in all its forms will probably decline heavily soon or will considerably adapt to survive in the new age that is upon us. You'd think with everything going to hell people would turn to religion as a support blanket but I see less of that type of "escaping" these days.
I did not say that the majority are extremists, so what's your point?
What hypocrisy?
If you were trying to say that I am a Christian, then again, you would be wrong.
Originally posted by rapinbatsisaltherage
You will be begging God for Christians once the Muslim extremists take over.
Originally posted by WhatTheory
Originally posted by rapinbatsisaltherage
You will be begging God for Christians once the Muslim extremists take over.
Ok, I guess you have comprehension skill problems because how is that statement saying I believe the majority of Muslims are extemists? As I clarified in my previous post, you don't have to be in the majority in order to have the control.
Good grief! You are either not reading my posts, have comprehension issues or you are purposefully being disingenuous. What's the point in trying to continue a conversation when you are making no sense with your replies.
Originally posted by octotom
After searching on google, I found an article from the Church of England that refutes what the unsourced bishop said in xcowman's original post. It doesn't refute the unnamed bishop directly, but says that a recent government trends survey is wrong.
Latest Religious Trends publication ‘flawed and dangerously misleading’
Originally posted by jon1
reply to post by moocowman
In feel sorry for you, because although you are not a christian you feel the need to bash the faith for no other reason than to satisfy your schoolboy mentality.
You make statements that are very childish and i hope that one day you will grow up and talk some sense for a change.
How sad.....
Here's an article that affirms a decline: www.bbc.co.uk...
Leaders of the evangelical church in America believe that Christianity will grow around the world in the next ten years,
Where do you get your information, if there are school assemblies they are not compulsary
Originally posted by moocowman
the rise in multiculturalism
Originally posted by Atlantican
It was founded out of contempt for basic christian morals, adultery and murder. It wouldn't exist if those needs of a certain king were not required.
The Church of England traces its formal corporate history from the 597 Gregorian mission, stresses its continuity and identity with the primitive universal Western church, and notes the consolidation of its particular independent and national character in the post-Reformation events of Tudor England, and confirmed by the restoration of the monarchy in 1660.