Christianity: Don't Reason, Just Obey

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When was the last time you've been in church to witness the pews empty? More lies from pagans!

There are more Christians then there ever were.... Because all you have to offer are maggots, and death. Choose LIFE!

Do Christians know how to use google?

Do you think the changing demographic is not well documented?

Put this in your pipe and smoke it:

Over the past fifteen years, however, religion has once again declined. But this decline is much sharper than the decline of 1960s and 1970s. Church attendance and prayer is less frequent. The number of people with no religion is growing. Fewer people say that religion is an important part of their lives. All measures point to the same drop in religion: If the 1950s were another Great Awakening, this is the Great Decline.

http://tobingrant.religionnews.com/2014/...one-graph/

Or how about:

But this week, a new global survey on faith and atheism has revealed that the crisis of faith in Ireland may be much worse than previously thought.

According to the poll released by WIN-Gallup International, the traditionally Catholic country has seen one of the steepest drops worldwide in religiosity.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/08...57453.html

Or how about an article on the decline of everyone's favorite haven for pedophiles, the Catholick Church:

Dutch bishops visiting Rome this week have given Pope Francis a dramatic snapshot of the steep decline of Roman Catholicism in its European heartland.

Both Catholic and Protestant Christian ranks have shrunk dramatically across Europe in recent decades, and hundreds of churches have been sold off to be turned into apartments, shops, bars or warehouses.

In the Netherlands, churches have been closing at a rate of one or two a week. The bishops told the pope in Rome on Monday that about two-thirds of all Roman Catholic churches in the Netherlands would have to be shut or sold by 2025, and many parishes merged, because congregations and finances were “in a long-term shrinking process”.

Can you read? Closing at a rate of one or two a WEEK. "Long-term shrinking process". Satan is lovin' it! Me too.

As an aside, the one time I visited Amsterdam, I had the privilege of drinking a beer in a former church; now a bar. I appreciated the irony will sipping a cool one.

And Ronadee, try this one

http://www.google.com

It is an excellent resource!

LOL! You forgot one little item brainiac: