Topic: When will Religions die? - page 10. (Read 20308 times)
religious created by human so it will never die but you say damage to human beings and our world in general it is depend on religious and not all are damage
If you are waiting for religions to die I guess you should wait until the next big asteroid hits.
Nope... don't lose your heart. The end of religion is near. Look at the western nations. The non-religious and atheist population is increasing with each census. Already around 30% to 40% of the population in these nations are non-religious. And most of the remaining are only nominally religious. The only thing which is altering this trend is the mass immigration of ultra-conservative Muslims to these nations.
It's never going to die. A good percentage of humans are born in a way where a thing like religion, being part of something gives them great comfort.
Why should they? Religion is amazing and a tool to help us become closer to God.
Religions created by human so that it will die when human die
Religions can changes and edit but will never die
Religions can changes and edit but will never die
They will die when people stop being afraid of death.
why with the existence of religion? have any concrete research on religion can make the damage on earth? religion is just a container for seeking salvation. I ask this, among the religions and humans who were born, human or religious? if religion is the proof? if which manusaia also proof?
Religion is institution which should helps us to understand our faith and God.
Religion should help us to become better persons and to live spiritual life.
In the ideal world, we will live directly with God and we will not need religion.
Religion also keep our tradition and culture but eventually God will bring us Heavenly tradition and culture.
Religion should help us to become better persons and to live spiritual life.
In the ideal world, we will live directly with God and we will not need religion.
Religion also keep our tradition and culture but eventually God will bring us Heavenly tradition and culture.
Religions created by human so that it will die when human die
Religions can changes and edit but will never die
Religions can changes and edit but will never die
Religions will not end, as far as i know, Religions do exist because there are more believers that believe in one true and living GOD.
Religions made a lot of damage to human beings and our world in general. I'm not talking only about Islam, but every kind of religion, more or less, caused lots of problems.
I'm sure they will end. They won't last forever. But how will they end?
Which could the scenario that leads to their disappearance?
I'm sure they will end. They won't last forever. But how will they end?
Which could the scenario that leads to their disappearance?
Fist of all guys please do respect my opinion and reply. I am just experiencing what on my head.
Why you hate Islam? base on my understanding your thread/topic, you are not in good terms with Islam. Not all people with the same religion are bad like Islam some of them want peace and not war. So I will not think and let any scenario that leads to their disappearance.
Maybe for those who only do negetive or bad things they will suffer the consequences.
I think religions will never die, give people a rock and they would start worshipping it. People just tend to find somthing to believe in, to believe that they will be protected or loved or saved or anything that they want, so this religion thing will never stop.
The question is how pretty sure are you that if we are going to consider relgions void there would be a safer humanity you see? Basically its not about religions its the human being itself its evil nature shall i say
it won't die as long as there are those you have faith and are curious of how the world exist there will always be a religious group that will persuade mankind 
I am a Christian but I don't belong to any religion.
You belong to the Christianity religion/cult.
I am a Christian but I don't belong to any religion. I have a relationship with Christ and that really matters... Eventually, yeah, religions will die when Jesus comes in His Second Coming. Because only then that false religion will be exposed. Only his disciples will eventually know and see Him. Well, this is just my point of view... This is what I believe... RESPECT....
If you are waiting for religions to die I guess you should wait until the next big asteroid hits.
Religious people in many developed countries will be a minority by 2041, according to one Irish biopsychologist. A study into the beliefs of people living in 137 countries, which forms the basis for a new book, found atheism increases in more developed places as people become increasingly materially rich.
However others say that it’s impossible to predict the future, but examining what we know about religion – including why it evolved in the first place, and why some people chose to believe in it and others abandon it – can hint at how our relationship with the divine might play out in decades or centuries to come.
However others say that it’s impossible to predict the future, but examining what we know about religion – including why it evolved in the first place, and why some people chose to believe in it and others abandon it – can hint at how our relationship with the divine might play out in decades or centuries to come.
Religion will not die in this world full of beliefs and traditions. Religion is a beliefs where people believes in their whole life. It will not die because we pass this religions to the next generation that they will use in their daily life. All of us have different religion, but we only have one God. So we should respect other beliefs in their religion.
"When the sun rises in the west and sets in the east, When the seas go dry and mountains blow in the wind like leaves." - George R.R. Martin
Chinese missionaries flow into SE Asia and the Middle East
https://www.ft.com/content/69a41f7e-6b96-11e7-bfeb-33fe0c5b7eaa
https://www.ft.com/content/69a41f7e-6b96-11e7-bfeb-33fe0c5b7eaa
Quote from: Tom Hancock
Plan to send 20,000 evangelicals to SE Asia and Mideast creates dilemma for Beijing
At a Sunday service in an underground church in Beijing, worshippers clap their hands and vow to spread their Christian faith in China, and beyond.
“Use me as an instrument, Lord, send me out in the world,” they sing. “I will go make you known. Lord send me.”
A Protestant revival in China has swelled the church’s membership to tens of thousands, and its ambitions are no longer limited to the country
Beijing’s Zion church is one of dozens in the country to have sent missionaries overseas, as evangelical Christians follow their country’s huge infrastructure push into Southeast Asia and the Middle East, creating a dilemma for the officially atheist Communist party.
There are about 1,000 Chinese missionaries outside the country, compared with virtually none a decade ago, according to churches and academics.Church leaders hope to increase their number to 20,000 by the end of the next decade.
Those leaders say missionary activity is a natural extension of China’s Protestant movement, which has grown rapidly in recent decades and now numbers about 100m.
“When a country develops religion to a certain level it will engage in missionary activity. This is very normal,” says Cui Qian, pastor of the Wanbang Missionary Church in Shanghai.
Mr Cui’s church has 20 missionaries overseas, mostly in Southeast Asia and the Middle East. They work as Chinese teachers or at state-owned enterprises, and learn local languages, says the pastor, who recently visited a missionary couple in Lebanon.
Nearly all Chinese missionaries are from “underground” churches independent of China’s state-controlled Protestant association, which for decades have been subject to Communist party crackdowns.
That experience makes them ideal for low-profile activities in countries including North Korea, Mr Cui says. “It’s Chinese-style missionary work. We don’t build churches and we don’t need much organizational structure. We survived the Cultural Revolution. So we have experience”.
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Chinese churches’ most ambitious plan is “Mission China 2030”, which aims to send 20,000 faithful overseas by the end of next decade. The number, calculated in part on an estimate of the number of foreign missionaries who died in China, was affirmed at a meeting of 1,000 Chinese church representatives in South Korea last summer.
At a Sunday service in an underground church in Beijing, worshippers clap their hands and vow to spread their Christian faith in China, and beyond.
“Use me as an instrument, Lord, send me out in the world,” they sing. “I will go make you known. Lord send me.”
A Protestant revival in China has swelled the church’s membership to tens of thousands, and its ambitions are no longer limited to the country
Beijing’s Zion church is one of dozens in the country to have sent missionaries overseas, as evangelical Christians follow their country’s huge infrastructure push into Southeast Asia and the Middle East, creating a dilemma for the officially atheist Communist party.
There are about 1,000 Chinese missionaries outside the country, compared with virtually none a decade ago, according to churches and academics.Church leaders hope to increase their number to 20,000 by the end of the next decade.
Those leaders say missionary activity is a natural extension of China’s Protestant movement, which has grown rapidly in recent decades and now numbers about 100m.
“When a country develops religion to a certain level it will engage in missionary activity. This is very normal,” says Cui Qian, pastor of the Wanbang Missionary Church in Shanghai.
Mr Cui’s church has 20 missionaries overseas, mostly in Southeast Asia and the Middle East. They work as Chinese teachers or at state-owned enterprises, and learn local languages, says the pastor, who recently visited a missionary couple in Lebanon.
Nearly all Chinese missionaries are from “underground” churches independent of China’s state-controlled Protestant association, which for decades have been subject to Communist party crackdowns.
That experience makes them ideal for low-profile activities in countries including North Korea, Mr Cui says. “It’s Chinese-style missionary work. We don’t build churches and we don’t need much organizational structure. We survived the Cultural Revolution. So we have experience”.
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Chinese churches’ most ambitious plan is “Mission China 2030”, which aims to send 20,000 faithful overseas by the end of next decade. The number, calculated in part on an estimate of the number of foreign missionaries who died in China, was affirmed at a meeting of 1,000 Chinese church representatives in South Korea last summer.
With technical development and with social development the religion is gonna die and maybe survive only because it's cultural meaning and cultural value.
They won't, ever. They are intrinsic to the human condition. So yea, perhaps once we start uploading out consciousness to robotic bodies, a slight perhaps 
Human mind always believed that there is a power greater than it and it seck to worship that and that is whys the wisest man that ever lived said “God has created eternity in man heart” religion will never disappear from humanity because of this desired. Though it has done more harm than good.
If man has 'eternity' in his heart, he must have God in his heart too, because God is 'eternal'. Having this immensely creative power inside, I'm inclined to think that man has this capability to be divine even in this current temporal assuredness. Man, of all creatures, can make God approachable (reachable, touchable) today, tomorrow and until the day he dies - man can transmute eternal into temporal, what immense power he has.
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