In your opinion, what percentage of Christians, worldwide, fall into these ideological camps (see details)?

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(Folks can be associated with more than one group, so the total need not add up to 100%.)

a. Fundamentalist Christians
b. Creationists
c. Christians who expect the rapture
d. Roman Catholic Christians
e. Eastern Orthodox (all varieties)
f. Liberal Christians (pro-choice, etc.)
g. Christians that are none of the above.

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I hope you all are noticing the divergent responses. Is anyone surprised how broadly people perceive the numbers of people in Christendom's various memberships?

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Answer 1

a). I'd say about 10%

b) A fundamentalist Christian would, by definition, believe in Creation, but there are some Catholics who believe in it, too, so I say 15%

c) I think only fundamentalists teach about the rapture, so I say 10%. However, I don't really know, this could be as high as 80% for all I know, because I am not worried about it. What happens happens.

d) a little over 50%. This is actually a fact, and does not need an opinion.
http://www.adherents.com/adh_branches.html#Christianity


e) 12%. Once again, this is a fact, taken from the previous website, not an opinion.

f) What do you mean by Liberal Christian? Do you mean a Christian who believes in equal right for all? If so, then I would say most Christians do, while some speak out against, say, gay marriage. However, if you mean a die-hard Liberal Christian, who believes in extreme feminism and abortion, there are probably less that 1% who think that way.

g) I have no idea.

Answer 2

a. Fundamentalist Christians
10%

b. Creationists
3%

c. Christians who expect the rapture
40%

d. Roman Catholic Christians
20%

e. Eastern Orthodox (all varieties)
50%

f. Liberal Christians (pro-choice, etc.)
1%

g. Christians that are none of the above.
60%

Answer 3

a. 10%
b. 15ish, maybe?
c. 15%(I think that more or less these are the fundamentalists with some added people thrown in for good measure)
d. 40ish.
e. 5ish.
f. 3-4ish.
g. 1%(most are able to fall in one of the above)

Answer 4

It's really difficult to calculate the percentage, cause many people that are registered to be of a religion can be in reality atheists. I appear in the statistics as christian orthodox, and I am actually agnostic, so you see..... :)

Answer 5

I've never met a fundamentalist liberal.

Too tired to do math.

Answer 6

a) < 1%
b) about 5%
c) about 1%
d) about 75%
e) about 20%
f) <10%
g) about 5%

Answer 7

the first guy is dumb, christian is a western version of catholicism. like most religions things have been altered and different beliefs have been made in each religion, but when it all started there were only like 2 religions. and today there should only be 2 religions, believers and non believers. all religion does is cause war over who is right and who is wrong and no one is right!

Answer 8

a. 20%
b.10%
c.10%
d.30%
e.10%
f.10%
g.10%

Answer 9

No one can tell for sure. We can only speculate.

I wonder, though....I doubt anyone can be both fundamentalist and liberal.

Answer 10

a. 3%
b. 3%
c. 10%
d 78%
e. 8%
f. 10%
g. 1%