Weird fun fact: Nagaland, India is the most Baptist state by percentage, with 75% of the population being Baptist. By contrast, Mississippi is only 55% Baptist. Nagaland is also home to Sumi Baptist Church, the largest church in all of India
How do we convert India?
Ryan Ramirez
Ethan Lee
You know that he’s not wrong…while I do not care too much about skin colour, it is indeed quite true that many Europeans are tired of how weak Christianity has turned in Western, Southern and Northern Europe l and many will convert out of fear or due to “social brownies points”. To spread the message of the Gospel is an amazing call, but least we forget how most of what we call “the West” is turning into a chess pool of all that is anathema. And blame whoever you want, be it true or a scapegoat: we gobbled down this degenerate way of living, so we cannot act like we are innocent in any way or shape, no matter who’s pulling the strings.
Aiden Jones
Great read, thanks for sharing
Noah White
Muslim here. I have long yearned for Jews, Christians, and Muslims to work together to spread knowledge of the Abrahamic prophets in China and India. We have a foothold in both of these spiritually ignorant lands. Join us. Let us work together.
Hello friend. Your religion is a fake statist caste cult. Save yourself with a real Abrahamic faith. 100% of Abrahamics agree on 99% of the prophets. Your weak game of trying to play semitic religions against eachother is growing tiring. Wake up dalit of Modi.
Camden Hughes
Sorry friend, but that is not how it works. We christians do not work togheter with muslims and even less jews. For we believe the only true abrahamic faith is christianity
Nathan Walker
They will kill you if you try, and possibly even kill your new converts. Try to convert Indians in the Western world if you want, but be careful when trying to go to countries that won't protect your rights.
Tyler Sanchez
Nagalanders were animists, not hindus.
Animists are usually easy-picking for monotheistic faiths, be they cathortodox, evangelical missionaries, or Islam(Buddhists are also easier to convert).
When you start competing with a religion that was actually there for a long time and has a developed canon, and/or one of the above mentioned monotheists, it gets tense, and it grows very slowly, unless a miracle happens, or you go full "Convert or die, infidel!", which isn't exactly the best strategy from a spiritual or PR point-of-view.
Hunter Moore
Hi sisters and brothers
there's just simply too much info and i need to study something useful so i can find a job.
who cares if indians worship cows
love you sisters/brothers
/dk/
Brayden Foster
if they stop living on curry alone it would make me very happy
/dk/