Comments on: Second Fastest Growing Religion

By: Stephen Gray

Stephen Gray — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 21:09:00 +0000

http://wikiislam.net/wiki/Fastest_Growing_Religion

Rank
Name
Change

1
Deity (Deist)
+717%

2
Sikhism
+338%

3
New Age
+240%

4
Hinduism
+237%

5
Baha’i
+200%

6
Buddhism
+170%

7
Native American Religion
+119%

8
Nonreligious/Secular
+110%

9
Islam
+109%

10
Taoist
+74%

11
Humanist
+69%

12
Eckankar
+44%

13
Unitarian Universalist
+25%

14
Scientology
+22%

15
Christianity
+5%

16
Judaism
-10%

17
Agnostic
-16%

5 Baha’i

9 Islam

The actual sttats when numbered aren’t in line with the Islam claim of being 1 (Deism), or Bahai being 2 (Sikhism).

By: AmadodeDios

AmadodeDios — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 12:40:58 +0000

Any such estimates are questionable. Some drastic reductions in numbers would actually be good news. For example, if we used to “elect LSAs” by meeting with a handful of docile locals, doing the paperwork for them, and having an appropriately termed “paper Assembly”, a drop from 200 such LSAs to zero could actually mean we are telling the truth from now on…
What interests me is, even if numbers are dwindling / getting real, that there still seems to be enough money to run the Haifa facilities, hold all those conferences to push the Ruhi system, etc.

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Correlation of Religiosity & Wealth: Pew Study at Baha’i Rants — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 03:31:14 +0000

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