IS RELIGION DYING!? -the global shift in religious prominence!!!

[overflow888]

I can see a decline in organized religion happening. Basically more people are looking within for spiritual guidance, rather than to the churches or to religious leaders, which I think is a great thing.

[wks1978]

If religion was capable of dying, it would have done so by now.

Religion will always be around as long as humankind is around.

[myjourneytoraw]

May I ask you, please, where you filmed this video? The scenery behind you is spectacular. :)

[bookconsumption]

@loxidon667 Thanks for the encouragement :)

[bookconsumption]

@videobrazil1000 thanks :)

[FindingEudaimonia]

You have a cool accent. You must speak truth!!

[bookconsumption]

@FindingEudaimonia haha :)

[xephyr1000]

Christianity and Islam are vying for dominance, meanwhile a new religious cult is growing by leaps and bounds which attempts to dilute Christianity and Islam into a melting-pot religion along with Hinduism, Buddhism, Wicca and many other faiths along with Quantum Mechanics and the power of positive thinking. Christianity and Islam are LOSING the battle. Atheism is also growing in great numbers globally.

[bookconsumption]

Haha, no worries, just to be clear the authour isn't claiming that religion is dying but rather that the global prominence of religion is shifting and will continue to do so -that's what this video was about. Cheers mate, I appreciate the input.

[bookconsumption]

@WorldBibleUnion454 Righto that's what this book and video is about, the fluctuation of religion -from a global perspective. Cheers mate :)

[bookconsumption]

@SpamDelendaRex What's not? Who claimed it was? Who's being a moron?

[bookconsumption]

Righto :) cheers mate.

[bookconsumption]

:) Interesting, what worldview do you now adhere to?

[Perseveranze]

From my understanding, Islam is rising, especially in the west. And this author is basically talking about the effects of that, especially in regards to Christianity and the struggle that might come with it.

[bookconsumption]

Yes, thank you so much for your input :) that's right when considering that these Western states are taking in many non-western immigrants. The immigrants tend to have much larger families than their Western counterparts. Europe -in general- is seeing a disproportionate rise in those of Muslim faith. Yet this is only one of many subjects that the authour delves into and the book is about far more than tensions between Islam and the West.

[bookconsumption]

Another prominent topic discussed in the book, is that of inter (and intra)denominational theological disagreements between Western and Southern/Eastern Christians.

[bookconsumption]

Thanks again, :) for helping clarify this point -I'm a big believer in 'group thinking'.