Christian Subversion And Missionary Activities - 6

[Husky]

On posts 294 and 295:

[quote name='acharya' date='01 May 2010 - 10:10 AM' timestamp='1272688370' post='106167']

I think we are in for some shock this census. I was just playing with Wolfram Alpha and found out that Hinduism now counts for only 74% of population of India!!! Islam is at 12.2 and Christianity at 6.2.

So from 2001, Hinduism shrunk 6-7%!!!!!



Thats very interesting. Few months back, I stumbled upon this link and they said the same thing. (Ironically, the site is called persecution.org :roll: ). Note the date, May 21, 2004 hock:



http://www.persecution.org/suffering/cou...ntrycode=3



Christian missionaries are having a field day in India. What worries have they got when all the concerns are safely directed against its terrorist twin brother.



[color="#0000FF"]We must act before[/color] [color="#800080"](too late)[/color] become like another South Korea. I met a Christian SoKo guy and he was a Buddhist before. I asked him why he gave up Buddhism. He told me "Buddha Himself said that He cannot rescue me. Then I asked the question who could and found Jesus Christ to be the answer" :-?[/quote]

I don't get the pretended surprise? (It's a comment on BR, I see.)

The percentages were the projected target, and they were not secret (or not kept secret):



1. Years ago christianism had already publicly declared they [color="#FF0000"]intended[/color] to reach that target and stimulate islamania further (as christianism has been doing) to also help with reducing the Hindu and other Dharmic population demographic proportions:



http://www.christianaggression.org/item_...1118910412

Mission and Vision of the Christian Missionaries of Colonial Kerala



Posted June 16, 2005

Dr. C. I. Issac

Christians of Kerala



[...]

Let us quote Christian Encyclopedia, [color="#0000FF"]“Christians and Muslims will probably both find room to grow in the mosaic of India’s peoples so that they by 2025 Christians account for 7.4% and Muslims 12.2% while Hindus decline to under 73% (down from 80% in 1900). With sustained growth over the next few decades Christianity could grow to near 10% of Indian population by AD 2025. …………. . Hindus will potentially decline as a percentage of India’s population as other religions continue to win adherents over the next few decades[/color]”47. The deliberate attempt from the part of organized religion can attain the above said target very easily. But all the gains of the organized religions will ultimately result in the death of Hindu culture and civilization. History tells us the story of the cline of great civilizations like Greek, Roman; etc all lost its splendid culture on the onslaughts of Christianity like somatic religions.

http://www.christianaggression.org/item_...1098319242

Christian encyclopaedia projects fall in Hindu population



Posted October 20, 2004

Saturday October 9 2004 11:48 IST

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM



THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Bharatheeya Vichara Kendram director P.Parameswaran on Friday expressed concern over the projection made by the ‘World Christian Encyclopaedia’ that the Hindu population of the country would be reduced to 73 per cent by 2025.



The encyclopaedia published by the Oxford University Press in 2001 projected that the Christian population in the country would increase to 7.5 per cent of the total population by 2025, Parameswaran said in a statement here. Among them, two crores would be crypto-Christians (believers in Christ, but not professing it publicly), he quoted from the encyclopaedia.

[color="#800080"](And therein lies the danger. Cryptochristianism ought to have been exposed. But Hindus never do that. Because it hurts secular Hindus' sentiments to think of injuring christian sensibilities by mentioning individuals' christianism.

But the alternative will be more painful - for all Dharmics, not just the secular kind.)[/color]



[color="#0000FF"]‘‘In the context of the growing anxiety and the raging controversy over the alarming increase in the population of Muslims and Christians and the perceptible decline in the growth of Hindu population in India, the World Christian Encyclopedia reveals certain grave tendencies and discloses demographic data, which are thought-provoking,’’ the statement said.



Parameswaran said that the chapter dealing with India was of special importance as it projected seven per cent decline in Hindu population and 7.5 per cent increase in Christian population by 2025. He said that the data as well as the projection of the Encyclopedia lent credence to the anxiety expressed by people on the basis of the latest religious census released by the Government of India.[/color]



‘‘The various kinds of activities organised by a number of churches like acts of charity, relief work, education, media etc though not leading to outright conversion, end up in adding to the number of crypto-Christians. Hence it is necessary that the concern expressed should be seriously addressed,’’ it said.

2. And once more, some years back, christianism already published victory news of having met the intermediate milestone of 74% Hindus:

http://www.christianaggression.org/item_...1114450073

World Christian Database: India is now 6% Christian



Posted April 25, 2005



[...]

The 2005 edition of the World Christian Database (http://www.worldchristiandatabase.org/) says that India is now 6% Christian. The government of India last conducted a census on the Indian population in 2001 said that Hindus were 81.4% of the population followed by Muslims at 12.4% and Christians at 2.3%. However, the more recent data from the World Christian Database states that Hindus are now 74% of the population and Christians are 6% of the population. The new survey claims that Catholics have grown from 1.52% of the population in 1970 to 1.66% in 2005. The recent data suggests that the rampant and aggressive conversion by Christian missionaries is much more widespread than previously acknowledged.



Religious breakdown in India according the World Christian Database:



Hindu: 74%

Muslim: 12%

[color="#0000FF"]Other Christian: 4%

Catholic: 2%[/color]

Sikh: 2%

All other: 5%

Not religious: 1%



[color="#0000FF"]Catholic population:

1970: 8,432,713 (1.52%)

2005: 18,250,000 (1.66%)[/color]

Note catholicism's growth. They've invested heavily.



3. http://www.christianaggression.org/item_...1064195197

The War Against Hinduism



Posted September 21, 2003

By Stephen Knapp



Another way of looking at this is that India presently enjoys an 85% Hindu majority in its population. This may sound quite significant, but in actuality this includes 15% Buddhists, Sikhs, and Jains. So it is really only a 70% majority. [color="#0000FF"]How many more generations will go by before we see a big drop in this percentage[/color] due to the process of secular (meaning Christian or English, or even Islamic) education, or with the present rate of conversions by tactless Christians? [color="#0000FF"]This percentage could easily drop well below 50% in only several more generations at the present rate of change.[/color]



[color="#0000FF"]How many more generations will it take before the Hindu majority is no longer a majority, but a minority in its own country? As Hinduism declines, you will see that the demands on the government and those voted into politics will also change, and the laws will also alter more in favor of the increasing minority religions at the expense of declining Hinduism. Then as the years go by there will appear only small clusters of Hindu or Vedic communities, most likely centered around prominent holy places, until the more aggressive religions act in ways to diminish these as well, in the same way that they are presently doing in other countries.[/color]

Hmmm, Hindus are already past that point of no return, I'd say (and projecting their inertia/ongoing complacency, rate of waking up, and ratio of sleeping:waking). The worsened demographics make any change back to better percentages unlikely. And political power is unlikely to return to Dharmics (or stay put there if it ever did; and the nationalist politicos will bungle it again somehow, the way nationalist political parties get elected by Dharmics only to favour/impress the thankless minorities anyway once in power).



Guess one can be grateful that the projected 7.4% christianism hasn't been reached and it's only 6.2%. But the goal for that was 2025. Besides, christianism's helped islam meet its target % and no doubt won't even need to help it to reach greater heights by 2025.



Christianism is the brains behind all of the misery, and it's what enables islamism to attain to far more than its estimated (solo) potential within the same timeframe.





4. And here is christianism's belief/prophecy/driving force/great hope to salvage the sinking of christianism elsewhere:

http://christianaggression.org/item_disp...1097768866

Evangelisation 2000 or Politics of Subversion?

Posted October 14, 2004

P.PARAMESWARAN



[color="#0000FF"]In 1974 Walbert Buhlmann convincingly demonstrated how the centre of the world Christianity was shifting from the Atlantic region towards the Pacific region.[/color] At the beginning of the century eighty-five percent of the Christians and seventy-seven percent of Catholic population were living in the northern hemisphere. The southern hemisphere had only fifteen percent of Christian population and twenty-three percent of the Catholic population. By the year 1960 the Catholic population had shrunk to fifty-two percent in the North and grown to forty-eight percent in the South. Twenty years later the population of the Catholics in the northern hemisphere was forty-two percent; and in the year 2000, sixty percent of Christian population will be in the South and the remaining forty percent in the North. [color="#0000FF"]Buhlmann's conclusion was that the First Church (Oriental Church) dominated the first millennium. The Third Church (a new Church in the southern hemisphere) will most probably dominate the Church in the third millennium (W. Buhlmann, 1976. 86-87,129-60). The Indian Church will hopefully play a key role in the process.[/color]

Personally, I think it too late.



But there is the silver lining:

- At least one can predict with 100% certainty that islamania=terrorism will wipe out all the whiny christianism=terrorism from India if it ever comes down to a match between just the two. All the best to islamania in such a situation. Christianism deserves it and then some. Would be a bloodbath one couldn't give a hoot about.



And islamania has a tendency to sink itself (see TSP: hopeless country). Islamania goes nowhere without kaffirs.



- Plus modern hinduism is not really worth worrying about.

Of course, it's sad about the village Hindus though. The real heathens, I mean. But they were anyway going to become dwindling islands with the secularising angelsk-miseducated folks around them shoving them into similar christist education.





If Hindus had a useful brain among them they could perhaps plot a path out of... Actually I don't think that would work anymore either.



Wasn't there a middling book on The Last Stand Of The Pagans or something (historical; it was about the GrecoRomans).

Maybe Hindu religion could have a memorable showdown too? As opposed to rolling over. And it could take the enemy ideology down with us. But that would take energy. And determination. And a recognition - which secularised Hindus just couldn't bring up until it's much later still - that christianism is a terminal disease that ought to be eradicated so that it doesn't infest and destroy the remaining heathenisms in the world. Because there is yet more to lose. (Really, Hindus could do at least that much for Shinto and Daoism - China's in serious trouble - and the reviving Hellenes. All this talk of other heathenisms. But how much do Hindus really care?)



Hindus are still in a position to take down christianism - or at least set the wheels in motion for that, such that others can deal it a death blow. Would still be a victory of sorts. If only Hindus would set their collective mind to it.

1. Aim to eradicate christianism

2. Aim to eradicate christianism

3. Aim to eradicate christianism

4. ... <Try, try again>