what percent of esat asians are muslim budist and christians?
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try this site:\nwww.cia.gov (the world fact book)\nor\nwww.en.wikipedia.org
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The Philippines is 80% Catholic, 10% Evangelical, 10% others.\n\nChristianity is not directly proportional to Economic status. The economic success of a country depends on the discipline of the authorities and ordinary citizens combined. I respect the faith in God but only God will bless a nation if the people are both God-fearing and doing their work right.\n\nTerrorism, corruption, poverty mentality and laziness can be the main culprits.\n\nHope I have answered you Q.
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The short answer is no, not all people have the same chance of being saved. I have not been to either Mongolia or Bhutan, but I have close friends who have been there, and I have spent many hours in prayer for the people of those countries. Did you kow that Bhutan charges hundreds of dollars (US) Per Day, just for a Christian to breathe air inside the country? The Bhutanese government has done everything in their power to make it all but impossible for the Gospel to reach the Bhutanese people. As a Christian, this is heartbreaking. As for following the "good way" this link will lead you to my answer on that subject.\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Arza_HnelTHDkKiUL_Ljb2jsy6IX?qid=1006030600650\n\nYou're absolutely right about what place and time a person is born into having a direct effect on whether or not they will have access to the gospel, and have the opportunity to be saved.\nThat is why Jesus told His followers to go into all the world and preach the gospel to every ethnic group on the planet.\nIn the first century AD, the ratio of people who had access to the gospel was about 1:100.\nToday, that ratio is about 1:3-1:5 (This number varies a little depending on what criteria is used to decide what constitutes "access to the gospel".) So, that said, A person born in Bhutan today, has a better chance of hearing the gospel than a person born in the U.S. in the first century AD.\n\nI think the real question you're asking though, is "Does God love the Bhutanese as much as He loves the American?"\nThe answer is YES! There ARE some (very few) Bhutanese who are Christians, and there are some (too few) Christians who are actively trying to reach the Bhutanese with the gospel.\nThe real problem is that there are all too many (especially Western) Christians who are quite simply ignorant of the fact that God loves the Bhutanese as much as God loves them, and/or are not loving their Bhutanese 'neighbor' as much as they love themselves. The fact that Christianity (as a whole) is not doing what Jesus told them to do, does not call God's character into question so much as reveals the fact that we (Christianity as a whole) have not been faithful to emulate God's character in their own lives.\nIf every Christian church in the state of California alone sent ONE member of their congregation to a place that had no access to the Gospel, there would be no place on earth that did not have access to the gospel.\nSo, God is not unjust or unloving - God's people are being disobedient, selfish, and lazy - thus giving God a bad name.
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The answer is Christianity. Here is the complete list\n\n1. Christianity: 2.1 billion\n\n2. Islam: 1.3 billion\n\n3. Secular/Nonreligious/Agnostic/Atheist: 1.1 billion\n\n4. Hinduism: 900 million\n\n5. Chinese traditional religion: 394 million\n\n6. Buddhism: 376 million\n\n7. primal-indigenous: 300 million\n\n8. African Traditional & Diasporic: 100 million\n\n9. Sikhism: 23 million\n\n10. Juche: 19 million\n\n11. Spiritism: 15 million\n\n12. Judaism: 14 million\n\n13. Baha'i: 7 million\n\n14. Jainism: 4.2 million\n\n15. Shinto: 4 million\n\n16. Cao Dai: 4 million\n\n17. Zoroastrianism: 2.6 million\n\n18. Tenrikyo: 2 million\n\n19. Neo-Paganism: 1 million\n\n20. Unitarian-Universalism: 800 thousand
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syncretic (part Christian, part indigenous beliefs) 50%, Christian 25%, indigenous beliefs 24%, Muslim and other 1%
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Probably very few.  I cannot be more specific.\n\nPopulation is 6.3 million.\n\n%of people that follow another religion (includes Bhuddism) 3.2%\n\nSo you can make some calculations from these figures, but it is still a guess.
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Buddhism and Catholicism are religions, not ethnicities.\n\nThere are 55 or 56 officially recognized ethnic groups in China, including the Han (the largest group), the Zhuang, the Manchu, the Hui, the Miao, Mongolians and many others. See list below.
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According to the CIA World Factbook, the religion breakdown as of 2004 is as follows:\n\n* Christians 33.03%\n* Muslims 20.12%\n* Hindus 13.34%\n* Buddhists 5.89%\n* Sikhs 0.39%\n* Jews 0.23%\n* other religions 12.61%\n* non-religious 12.03%\n* atheists 2.36%
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Well, I'm Christian. There are a lot of Muslims who practice Islam. There's also Catholic, Jewish, Buddhism, Hinduism, and many more.
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Aproximately 708,349,411 of followers.\nThe top Buddhist countries are:\n1. China: 308,000,000.\n2. Japan:  90,000,000.
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Protestant 52%, Roman Catholic 24%, Mormon 2%, Jewish 1%, Muslim 1%, other 10%, none 10%
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According to Norris and Inglehart (2004), 65% of those in Japan do not believe in God, 64% of those in Sweden do not believe in God, 61% of those in the Czech republic do not believe in God.\n\nIf christians/muslims were right, why ain't Japan a total chaos? Why does Sweden have high life standards? In latin america, over 90% of the population believes in the christian god, why the violence? Why a lot of people in prison (most catholic / christians)? In Iran, Afghanistan, Nigeria, they believe in god, why the violence?\n\nIt seems morality has nothing to do with religion / god. The bible has some morals teachings, I still think Aesop fables are better, and nobody has killed in the name of Aesop (not that I am aware of).\n\nTrue morality is doing what has to be done, doing the right thing, even when men and gods aren't watching.
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lmao! I know! there are sooo many. they need to seperate the religion category into seperate religion. I can't find any questions involving budhists or pagans unless it's something ignorant like,"Why are all muslims terrorists?" How could someone ask that?
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its not about the percentage of Christians, in the country. its about what they consider blasphemous to Christianity. if something is considered to be negative,or defamatory to any of God's prophets, then Islamically  they will not allow it.
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I don't think most Americans would know one from the other! In my town we have over 30 thousand Asians...and as far I can tell...they all work very hard, and don't fleece the government\nI can not tell if one or the other is being more discriminated against!
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Rulla, the Philippines is not a muslim nation. It's over 90% catholic. Please set your facts straight before writing anything down here.
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This site say 16%, including agnostic, etc.\n\nhttp://www.adherents.com/Religions_By_Adherents.html\n\nThere's a large section of the population that's classified as "non-religious," which is not the same as atheist.\n\nThere's a pretty good breakdown here for just Atheism: http://www.pitzer.edu/academics/faculty/zuckerman/atheism.html