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Interestingly, nil desperandum Apr 2015 #1
After centuries of horrors of the Christian church, Rolando Apr 2015 #3
Other than a rather significant increase in Muslims, you can expect things to stay cbayer Apr 2015 #5
Yes in 2050 I will be 89 yeoman6987 Apr 2015 #51
and centuries of horrors of Islam, continuing Yorktown Apr 2015 #94
Probably right, Rolando May 2015 #107
it took an entire universe 15 billion years to produce pretzel4gore Apr 2015 #6
That's because there's nothing to "follow" regarding atheism. cleanhippie Apr 2015 #14
This data has been extensively reported here and this analysis of it is some of the worst cbayer Apr 2015 #2
Thanks n/t jonno99 Apr 2015 #4
You do realize that repeating your claim doesn't make it true, right? trotsky Apr 2015 #8
" ...it seems to indicate something you desperately don't want to be true." cleanhippie Apr 2015 #15
And what irony, for someone who on a daily basis skepticscott Apr 2015 #25
Someone IS confused here. With respect, I do not think it is cbayer. guillaumeb Apr 2015 #30
Thanks for your opinion! trotsky Apr 2015 #64
I have no opinion on the study. guillaumeb Apr 2015 #87
Again, thanks for your opinion on what the study says! trotsky Apr 2015 #96
No, it's her. And also you. gcomeau Apr 2015 #91
The stats were cited by Pew Research. guillaumeb Apr 2015 #92
So you're now abandoning all quantitative objections... gcomeau Apr 2015 #93
All three terms are vague. guillaumeb Apr 2015 #97
Who gives a crap if they're vague? gcomeau Apr 2015 #98
Regardless of a growing population, guillaumeb Apr 2015 #99
As already explained to you. gcomeau Apr 2015 #100
some caveats guillaumeb Apr 2015 #101
If you're going to plagiarize your *entire* reply... gcomeau Apr 2015 #102
I forgot to attach the link. That is my fault. guillaumeb Apr 2015 #105
If you think it's something to trumpet... gcomeau Apr 2015 #11
Trumpet? Where in the world am I trumpeting anything? cbayer Apr 2015 #12
The analysis isn't in any way bad. gcomeau Apr 2015 #16
Some folks are very afraid of the status quo changing. trotsky Apr 2015 #17
The analysis is terrible. Let's just start with the fact that he is posting projections as fact. cbayer Apr 2015 #18
"You just can't help making things personal" trotsky Apr 2015 #21
No, he's posting projections as projections. gcomeau Apr 2015 #23
Okey, dokey. cbayer Apr 2015 #24
Yes you do. beam me up scottie Apr 2015 #29
Once again, gcomeau... beam me up scottie Apr 2015 #31
Not sure applause is warranted here... gcomeau Apr 2015 #33
Oh it is. beam me up scottie Apr 2015 #36
The applause is definitely warranted. trotsky Apr 2015 #70
"And you just can't help taking any criticism of any argument you make AS personal, can you?" Act_of_Reparation Apr 2015 #69
Ah, you're just jealous that you don't have a fan club like I do. cbayer Apr 2015 #75
If you consider a (growing) group of people whom you've mischaracterized, shamed, and insulted... trotsky Apr 2015 #79
jumping ship like rats docking in singapore juxtaposed May 2015 #106
It's been shrinking for centuries. rug Apr 2015 #7
Yeah, 2,000 years, more or less. cbayer Apr 2015 #9
It's on its last legs! rug Apr 2015 #10
Well, if we can just get rid of it, this whole global warming thing is going to clear right up. cbayer Apr 2015 #13
Re;igion poisons everything! rug Apr 2015 #32
Together we can find a cure. cbayer Apr 2015 #37
I will never leave the faith. hrmjustin Apr 2015 #19
How can you say that with such certainty, justin? cbayer Apr 2015 #20
Nothing is 100 percent certain but I believe I will live out my days in my faith. hrmjustin Apr 2015 #22
What are saying is Binkie The Clown Apr 2015 #26
No I never said that and that is a huge reach on your part. hrmjustin Apr 2015 #27
So you might become wiser and change your mind? Binkie The Clown Apr 2015 #34
You can be a person of faith and become wiser. hrmjustin Apr 2015 #35
Yes that is true. Binkie The Clown Apr 2015 #41
I hope to become wiser and keep my faith. hrmjustin Apr 2015 #42
I hope you become wiser, Binkie The Clown Apr 2015 #45
Of course you can become wiser and not change your mind. cbayer Apr 2015 #38
Of course. Binkie The Clown Apr 2015 #40
Let's break this down. cbayer Apr 2015 #44
Whatever. I bow to your superior wisdom. n/t Binkie The Clown Apr 2015 #46
Huh? That's ridiculous. cbayer Apr 2015 #28
I will not say "I will never become a believer." Binkie The Clown Apr 2015 #39
Logic puzzles are something I live on. cbayer Apr 2015 #43
Whatever. I'm bored with this thread now. Binkie The Clown Apr 2015 #48
Victory? Dazzling debate skills? Hardly. cbayer Apr 2015 #49
"You posted a bad article with a headline that was attractive but completely unsubstantiated ..." beam me up scottie Apr 2015 #50
Probably your own faithfulness/intransigence falls within the error margin in the model predictions. enki23 Apr 2015 #61
There you go. hrmjustin Apr 2015 #68
Message to all those who have recommended this: cbayer Apr 2015 #47
Don't be so hard on them Leontius Apr 2015 #52
And she doubles down skepticscott Apr 2015 #53
I think she's trying to distract people from her exchange with gcomeau up thread. beam me up scottie Apr 2015 #56
Are you trying to shut down discussion of the op, cbayer? beam me up scottie Apr 2015 #54
That is EXACTLY what she is doing. trotsky Apr 2015 #65
cbayer doesn't like thread, calls everyone who recs it stupid. beam me up scottie Apr 2015 #88
Reccing is magic. rug Apr 2015 #55
Yeah, you could think of reccing as a form of prayer Fumesucker Apr 2015 #57
Precisely. rug Apr 2015 #58
Christians are, in fact, projected to leave the faith in "droves." enki23 Apr 2015 #60
You are correct. trotsky Apr 2015 #67
Your statements are correct and reflect the data presented. cbayer Apr 2015 #72
The author's are. trotsky Apr 2015 #74
We can always argue over the word "droves" y'know. AlbertCat Apr 2015 #77
LOL trotsky Apr 2015 #78
Do I trust the Pew Researchers, or do I trust you Curmudgeoness Apr 2015 #71
Really? The fact that you think that the choice is between the Pew data and me speaks volumes. cbayer Apr 2015 #73
Yes, obviously Curmudgeoness doesn't realize how brilliant you are. beam me up scottie Apr 2015 #89
Message to all those reading this thread: Lordquinton Apr 2015 #59
^^This^^ (nt) mr blur Apr 2015 #63
Yes, this. +1000 n/t trotsky Apr 2015 #66
Absolutely. beam me up scottie Apr 2015 #90
Here's a graph from the Pew article linked by your yahoo page struggle4progress Apr 2015 #62
And? gcomeau Apr 2015 #85
Leaving the faith or leaving religion? liberal N proud Apr 2015 #76
I wonder if the trend towards atheism/agnosticism has anything to do with ... Martin Eden Apr 2015 #80
The trend appears to be toward being non-affiliated. cbayer Apr 2015 #81
That's good Martin Eden Apr 2015 #82
But being pushed away from the ignorant hypocrites themselves is a-ok with me! cbayer Apr 2015 #83
A "natural quest for spirituality"? trotsky Apr 2015 #84
I don't feel the need to do it Martin Eden Apr 2015 #86
Good, glad to hear it. trotsky Apr 2015 #95
The Roman Catholic Church is the biggest loser in this. Dawson Leery Apr 2015 #103
This survey doesn't break down Christianity into specific religions. rug Apr 2015 #104
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