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**Ruilnasr** · 07-14-2011, 04:56 AM

comparing the number of people attend mosques with the number of people attending churches is apples and oranges?

The reality is the western youth hate christianity and the church while the muslim youth living in the west love islam and are getting more and more zealous by the day. Comparing two religions to see which one is stronger and flourishing more is hardly comparing apples and oranges

But it is not comparing two religions, nor the growth of each religion. His comparison is comparing one specific denomination, within a specific country, to an entire religion worldwide. The Church of England is not representative of Christianity as a whole. On a whole, both Christianity and Islam are growing in number.

07-14-2011, 04:56 AM	#9
Ruilnasr Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 405 Senior Member	comparing the number of people attend mosques with the number of people attending churches is apples and oranges? The reality is the western youth hate christianity and the church while the muslim youth living in the west love islam and are getting more and more zealous by the day. Comparing two religions to see which one is stronger and flourishing more is hardly comparing apples and oranges But it is not comparing two religions, nor the growth of each religion. His comparison is comparing one specific denomination, within a specific country, to an entire religion worldwide. The Church of England is not representative of Christianity as a whole. On a whole, both Christianity and Islam are growing in number.
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