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Re: Bible Studies at White House.
Yup, he is calling him a liar and I am calling him a liar too if he claims he converted/made 13 non-believing or other believing heads of state suddenly into Christians. And if he is not guilty of lying, he is guilty of the sin of pride
for boasting about such religious things.
But seriously, most people in Africa are either Christian already or Muslim. There are just three countries where neither Muslim or Christianity is the main religion. 21 African countries have 75% or more of their population who are Christians, 16 of them have populations of which at least 80% is Muslim. There are only 53 nations in Africa and 37 of them are already out of contention (most likely) as to have a leader who either converted or suddenly found Christianity where before he was either Muslim or non Christian.
Only in Madagascar, Mauritius, Togo, South Sudan, Benin and Sierra Leone is there a population where 30% or more are of traditional religions.
But even in South Sudan, 2/3 of people are either Christian or Muslim. In Benin that is also true, 2/3 are either Christian or Muslim.
In only 8 out of the 53 African countries the percentage of Christians and Muslims together is lower then 75%. In fact only in 3 countries is the percentage of Muslims and Christians less that 2/3's of the population. And those countries are Madagascar, Mauritius and Togo.
The boast of this man seems highly unlikely to be accurate. He may have helped them find christ in their hearts again, but "making them into Christians" sounds illogical/untrue.
Yup, he is calling him a liar and I am calling him a liar too if he claims he converted/made 13 non-believing or other believing heads of state suddenly into Christians. And if he is not guilty of lying, he is guilty of the sin of pride
for boasting about such religious things.But seriously, most people in Africa are either Christian already or Muslim. There are just three countries where neither Muslim or Christianity is the main religion. 21 African countries have 75% or more of their population who are Christians, 16 of them have populations of which at least 80% is Muslim. There are only 53 nations in Africa and 37 of them are already out of contention (most likely) as to have a leader who either converted or suddenly found Christianity where before he was either Muslim or non Christian.
Only in Madagascar, Mauritius, Togo, South Sudan, Benin and Sierra Leone is there a population where 30% or more are of traditional religions.
But even in South Sudan, 2/3 of people are either Christian or Muslim. In Benin that is also true, 2/3 are either Christian or Muslim.
In only 8 out of the 53 African countries the percentage of Christians and Muslims together is lower then 75%. In fact only in 3 countries is the percentage of Muslims and Christians less that 2/3's of the population. And those countries are Madagascar, Mauritius and Togo.
The boast of this man seems highly unlikely to be accurate. He may have helped them find christ in their hearts again, but "making them into Christians" sounds illogical/untrue.
