[BellStar]

"People who once identified themselves as Protestant now call themselves "Christian,"

"Christianity is the predominant religion in this country" And if you read the survey it is growing.

"Others" break us up we don't!

Another survey designed to cloud the fact that followers of the Christ are the predominant religion.

WE are and we are growing.

Those Celebrating the walk with Christ our Lord and Savior is if you read that dumb chart about 88% or better!

[BellStar]

Hmmm!

[SunnySide]

People who once identified themselves as Protestant now call themselves "Christian,"
"Christianity is the predominant religion in this country" And if you read the survey it is growing.

Absolutely correct


"Others" break us up we don't!

Others(false witnesses) try to divide and conquer. Their thin veil quickly reveals their nefarious agenda

[The Red Zone]

Yeah, it sounds like an artificially narrow definition of Protestant. A lot of Protestant churches don't make a big deal over being, well, Protestant. Bible churches come under that category.

[maestro]

Study finds number of Protestants is falling .....LOL,.......LOL........

Immigration (legal and ILLEGAL) from Central America, Asia, Africa and other nations have changed the Houston religious landscape from white and Protestant to a diverse mix, he said. Throw the 10 Commandments out with prayer 'in the name of Jesus'......bring on the Mosque prayer calls, Buddahs, Harry Putter, the U.N., British Darwinism (Soviet/Nazi),....Island Polygamy,.....Abortionism,....,ACLU/Hague,.....

along with all of 'their' lawyers and judges in the 'land'....

spiritual terrorism abounds in planned immigration at the expense of local/national historic VESTED INTEREST,....and,.....LOL......'Chads' abound.

/sarcasm

[Soul Seeker]

Well, I would be one of those simply refering to myself as a Christian. Fundamental Christian, if that helps their classification. LOL

[Kenton]

In the survey, the number of people saying they had no religion grew from 9 percent in 1993 to 14 percent in 2002.

Over at DU, this is the number the are celebrating.

[foolscap]

All this show is that more people do not ally themselves with a particular denomination. It does not take into account the growing number of non-church attending Christians. It does not mean that Christianity is on the wane but that many established churches are.

[Happygal]

Us Catholics are breedin' like rabbits.

The Pope made us do it! ;-)