Yesterday I asked if Christianity was in fact only 500-odd years old if your view is that Catholicism is a false religion - presumably up until the Reformation, whatever was called "Christianity" was a false religion. You're welcome to see what other people answered:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Ag35Q9PRUphwhQAVSuq83IXsy6IX?qid=20061127162200AAqtaNO
My follow up question is, specifically for those who don't accept that Catholics are Christians --- how many Christians are there in the world if Catholics aren't Christian? I keep hearing figures of around 2 billion (VERY doubtful), but once predominantly Catholic nations like Brazil, Italy, France, Spain, Ireland, et cetera are taken out of the picture, doesn't this number rather collapse?
I want to know if Christianity is a large, 2,000 year old world religion with many followers, or a latecomer, much younger than Islam, with a scattering of members, mostly in the US, Canada, Britain and northern Europe.
2006-11-28
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