The Religious Pluralization of America: Implications for Preaching, Teaching, Writing, and Reading

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A 2015 published Pew study on America’s changing religious landscape spanning from 2007 to 2013 indicates that the Christian population in the U.S. is shrinking from 78.4% to 70.6%, a 7.8% decline. This is in contrast with the world religions category, which saw an increase from 4.7% to 5.9%, a growth of 1.2%.

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Counting the Cost of Indigenous Missionary Needs in South Asia: A Statistical Approach

By Abhijit Nayak

December 30, 2021

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Counting the Cost of Indigenous Missionary Needs in South Asia: A Statistical Approach

By Abhijit Nayak

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Folk Religions

Previously, we wrote about Religions on the Web (October 2002). In this installment, we will focus more closely on what are called folk or popular religions.

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The State of the American Church: When Numbers Point to a New Reality

The polls are in and the news is bad for the Church in America. Christianity is on the decline, Americans have given up on God, and the “Nones”—those who have no religious ties—are on the rise. It is indeed true that parts of the Christian Church in America are struggling, while a growing number of Americans are far from God.

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The Web and World Religions

We devote the majority of this article to three categories—general religion sites, new religions and cults, and Islam—followed by briefer coverage of about a dozen other religions in alphabetical order.

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