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September 10, 2019

Change in population of world religious groups over the last 75 years

By Thomas Lifson

Sasha Madin writes to us with a video he has made charting the changes in population among major religious affiliations in the world for the last 75 years.  I haven't been able to verify the underlying statistical data, but it looks consistent with my understanding of religious populations.

He writes:

There's some mind-blowing numbers (especially past 1990s trend) when you put it all together in a visual way.

I'd say that's quite true.  I don't think it is much of a spoiler to say a focus on Islam is the key here.

This takes under three minutes.  It's worth a look:

Sasha Madin writes to us with a video he has made charting the changes in population among major religious affiliations in the world for the last 75 years.  I haven't been able to verify the underlying statistical data, but it looks consistent with my understanding of religious populations.

He writes:

There's some mind-blowing numbers (especially past 1990s trend) when you put it all together in a visual way.

I'd say that's quite true.  I don't think it is much of a spoiler to say a focus on Islam is the key here.

This takes under three minutes.  It's worth a look: