Bird deaths in Christian areas? (Compare maps)

Maybe not, but take a look at these TWO maps...

maps.google.com...

The first map - shows bird/fish deaths in parts of Europe, USA, (Eastern south America) , Philipines, Japan, New zealand, and Australia, Southern Thailand ...

Now take a look at this 2nd map...

www.creativeclass.com...
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Christian parts of the world.

Highlighted include - Europe, USA, Eastern south America, Philipines, Japan, New Zealand, Australia, South Thailand...


Spooky?

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Well don't come to Israel seeking refuge from your angry Christian God, we have no room....and don't particularly care for your kind. I'd hate to see what happens to all of you when your lucifer gets pissed....

There is a coincidence, I'll admit.... however....





S+F for effort.

Originally posted by Paroxysm
Well don't come to Israel seeking refuge from your angry Christian God, we have no room....and don't particularly care for your kind. I'd hate to see what happens to all of you when your lucifer gets pissed....

Hey i'm an atheist. I'm just saying

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Well I can only comment on the UK, but people around these parts are about as Catholic as Richard Dawkins so that 2nd map has some serious flaws.

That is probably because it is based on web searches and not on any actual data about how religeous people are in each country. The UK for example was visited by the pope later that year and so it's not surprising that people would be doing web searches for catholic themed things.
Ireland is WAY more catholic then us and they haven't had any deaths yet

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Yeah but Christianity includes protestantism? And other forms of Christian worship, not just Catholicism.

The UK has a massive Protestant following, hence the Church of England.

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Star for the cat!! Ok you too!


I'm agnostic - not on the map!

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True but the map is suggesting that England is very Catholic, which make me skeptical of the data in the map in general.

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Actually the Church of England is Anglican not Protestant. It is a common mistake. It is hardly what you would call a christian country either. There is an ever growing trend toward non-religious beliefs. Around 25% (?) self declared atheists.

What happened to all the Baptist in the southern US - now its Penacostal??????

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2nd map is waaaay off
the U.S. is significantly more Protestant than Catholic and I ain't seein' a whole 'lotta blue on that map
and to my knowledge, Pentecostals make up only about 2% of the Christian denominations in the U.S.

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Your right on both counts - the map is way off!

Practice or wrong practice of Christianity could bend Earth's magnetic fields?

It's sad what's happening to these birds. I really love these creatures, I see them more as people, than animals.

Not really. Only to be expected when you have Christianity dominating the religious aspect of 4 out of 6 inhabited continents.