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Tag Archives: Christianity’s decline
Barney Zwartz. Christianity is dying out? Don’t count on it.
Posted on 26 December 2015
Repost from 10/10/2015 Recent predictions (and perhaps hopes) about Christianity’s demise in the West have been greatly exaggerated. But to the extent that the faith does disappear, it will be greatly missed, writes Barney Zwartz. Predicting social trends is usually … Continue reading →