Question Evolution!: India, one of Darwinism's biggest strongholds, is seeing a rapid growth of creationism and biblical Christianity. Hindus are becoming alarmed.

Thursday, September 19, 2013

India, one of Darwinism's biggest strongholds, is seeing a rapid growth of creationism and biblical Christianity. Hindus are becoming alarmed.

India contains about 17.5 percent of the world's population. Is biblical Christianity seeing very rapid growth in the Darwinist stronghold of India?

In 2009, the pro-evolution National Center for Science Education reported:

For the question "To what extent do you agree or disagree that enough scientific evidence exists to support Charles Darwin’s Theory of Evolution [sic]?" — posed to respondents who had heard of Charles Darwin and knew something about the theory of evolution — India led the list with 77% of respondents agreeing, with China second at 72% and Mexico second at 65%.

The majority of citizens of India are Hindus. Below are reports that Christianity is beginning to gain significant momentum in terms of its growth in India:

Massive Growth of Christianity Reported in India

How revival is transforming India

Is India the fastest growing gospel territory?

Here is a report from an alarmed Hindu who is worried that biblical Christianity is growing quickly in India: Christianity in India

Effect on the UK - the homeland of Darwinism

Professor Eric Kaufmann told a secular/evolutionist audience in Australia: "The trends that are happening worldwide inevitably in an age of globalization are going to affect us.

Biblical Christianity growing rapidly in India is going to have an effect on the future UK Darwinism since India is a New Commonwealth country which has immigrants from India. In August of 2013, the BBC reported: "97,000 immigrants from New Commonwealth countries, which include Botswana, Kenya, Malawi, Bangladesh, India and Pakistan came to the UK in the year ending December 2012".

Biblical creationism growing in India - Effect on the USA

India becoming more creationist will have an effect on the USA too.

Consider this immigration information:

The 1970 census recorded 51,000 foreign born from India in the United States. By 2006, the number of Indian immigrants had grown nearly 30-fold to 1.5 million, making them the fourth largest immigrant group in the United States after the Mexican, Filipino, and Chinese foreign born.