everstill
01-13-2014, 06:22 AM
Over 20,000 people were asked, Does Religion Make the World a Better Place?
76% of people said religion does not make the world a better place. 24% said it does. We can assume, therefore, that 76% of all people reject God.
24% would accept a God, but Christianity would make up less than 1% of that being true born-again believers.
Truly a "little flock" (Luke 12.32).
Christendom encompasses all those who are actual Christians and unsaved false Christians. Within Christendom is the actual saved Church body of Christ -- a subset, if you will, within the outworking of the Christendom dome.
While most religion does not make the world a better place because it is not of Christ, the religion of Christianity does make it a better place, because it is God's will.
76% of people said religion does not make the world a better place. 24% said it does. We can assume, therefore, that 76% of all people reject God.
24% would accept a God, but Christianity would make up less than 1% of that being true born-again believers.
Truly a "little flock" (Luke 12.32).
Christendom encompasses all those who are actual Christians and unsaved false Christians. Within Christendom is the actual saved Church body of Christ -- a subset, if you will, within the outworking of the Christendom dome.
While most religion does not make the world a better place because it is not of Christ, the religion of Christianity does make it a better place, because it is God's will.