Does it seem that for the most part the world is separated into Christians and non-Christians?

Question

It does seem that the muslims are trying to make a name for themselves, but even the Jews are disappearing into the background.

Answer 1

Sho nuff!!!

Cheers!

ST

Answer 2

It has always been planned that way. God said that He would separate the sheep from the goats. If you look at this as God does, then Christians are the sheep and the goats are made up of Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus, Sikhs, Atheists, and any other group that don't believe in God and the Christ. While I realize that your postings are merely to insult and make fun of the Christian belief, I thought I would inject a little sober truth into the equation.

Answer 3

Here's a break-down for you:

Christianity: 2.1 billion

Islam: 1.3 billion

Secular/Nonreligious/Agnostic/Atheist: 1.1 billion

Hinduism: 900 million

Chinese traditional religion: 394 million

Buddhism: 376 million

primal-indigenous: 300 million

African Traditional & Diasporic: 100 million

Sikhism: 23 million

Juche: 19 million

Spiritism: 15 million

Judaism: 14 million

Baha'i: 7 million

Jainism: 4.2 million

Shinto: 4 million

Cao Dai: 4 million

Zoroastrianism: 2.6 million

Tenrikyo: 2 million

Neo-Paganism: 1 million

Unitarian-Universalism: 800 thousand

Rastafarianism: 600 thousand

Scientology: 500 thousand

Answer 4

Its the same as its always been its just that with the recent and continuing loss of Christian rights as well as the decline in moral and values around the world, Christians have had to stand up and start being noticed. The louder liberalist faction of society is steam rolling over Christians and they have decided to take a stand for what is right. Thats why it is more in the main stream now.

Answer 5

I think there is no way you can put a simple Christian and non-Christian label on it. There are many different denominations of "Christians". Some of the differences are trivial doctrine, but others attempt to change the Gospel. Also, you have all those that confess to being a "Christian" on Sunday but live the rest of the week as the "non-Christian". Which category do they fall into? I'm glad that God will sort it all out.

Answer 6

According to the bible, that is the way Jesus left it. He said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me."

Now he was a Jew and was speaking to Jews (the first "Christians were Jews") but he came to divide. To distinguish Himself from all other religions.

I thnk that Christianity is the only religion that claims to be the only correct one. That is why the world appears divided between Christianity and non-Christianity.

Jesus didnt leave us with any other options...

Answer 7

Your question "Does it seem that for the most part the world is seperated into Christians and Non-Christians" is um... not well put. Of course the world is divided into those to catagories... The world is also divided into Muslims and Non-Muslims. etc.

Answer 8

For the western world yes it is basically true. Remember though in the Western world Jews and Muslims would be grouped with the non-Christians.

Answer 9

They do seem to be an angry lot, and in a mighty hurry. Violence is the quickest way to get what you want. Yes, I think that is a fairly accurate statement, but the non christians are being clumped into a group called Athiests. Presumptions can be deadly.

Answer 10

No. Not at all. There are many different religions and faiths.
and many different types of Christians for that matter also.
Some believing in parts but not all of the bible etc.. The world is a mighty big place.

Answer 11

I think that christians are just more dominate because they have been the most outspoken. There are more religions out there and everyone has a right to their beliefs but Christians feel they are the best and should rule all