When will the U.S. lose its Christian majority? (user search)
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jfern
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« on: April 14, 2010, 01:55:39 AM »

Hard to really project out that far, but non-Catholic Christians should become a minority around 2040.

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« Reply #1 on: April 14, 2010, 02:07:54 AM »

     Probably never. While the percentage of Christians is declining in the long term, trends change & attitudes change. One of the more annoying assumptions that my fellow atheists sometimes make is that society will naturally follow a constant progression towards atheism, something that I emphatically doubt.

Hard to really project out that far, but non-Catholic Christians should become a minority around 2040.



     I think you mean plurality. They're still ahead of the next biggest group by 33%, so minority is unlikely anytime soon.

No I meant minority, like the Canadian Conservative party is a minority party. Sure, it's also a plurality.
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