Will Judaism eventually grow to supercede Islam and Christianity in numbers?

Jacky Chun: Will Judaism eventually grow to supercede Islam and Christianity in numbers?
I think many underestimate the rate at which people are converting to Judaism. Christians convert to Judaism all the time.

Answers and Views:

Answer by Moe
no one knows because thats the FUTURE.

Answer by bootyluv
and arabs have 468 kids each so i would say.. NO.

Answer by Jojy John A. ♪ C.A.B†
I think you also underestimated the rate at which people are converting to Christianity and Islam. Its aleast 10-fold.

Answer by Jesus loves me & not u.
LoL, behave yourself.

Answer by NoBaama
If the messiah shows up that would happen

Answer by Blue Moon [serenity] ☮
NEVER!!!!!!!

Answer by U
Nope, as their arrogant enough to make their religion race based.

Answer by ☮ Nino ☮
Do you know what it entails to convert to Judaism?
If you did, you wouldn’t ask that kind of question.

By the way. did you know that it is estimated that 20 to 30% of ethnic Jews are actually atheist?

Answer by Paul Hxyz
There are 14 million Jews in the world. There are about 1,000 million Muslims and 2,000 million Christians. So my answer would have to be no way – more people are staying away from church – religion is starting to fade away.

Answer by [email protected]
More people are converting to Atheism!

Answer by God’s Cursed Orphan
No Buddhism is becoming the biggest religion of all as the Chinese govt has opened the doors to the population reclaiming its heritage. The Chinese govt has declared the country to be between 82 and 91 % Buddhist — that’s over 1 billion people. Add the 1 billion Hindus who see Buddha as God and the fact that there are 500 m more Buddhists worldwide, Buddha has close to 2.5 billion followers which is more than Allah and Jesus. Thank the heavens for this.

Answer by jwenting
Muslims kill Jews and Christians faster then those religions are replenished while themselves breeding (and forcefully converting others) like rabbits.

If things continue like they are going, in a generation or two there will be only Muslims and slaves.

Answer by The 13 Year Old Atheist
No.
Impossible.
Christianity has over 2 billion people(most are raised Christian and brainwashed).
Islam has 800 million.
Judaism has 14.6 million.

What are the chances?

Answer by Trish JPA and Jewish Pastafarian
Many people do convert to Judaism; I happen to be one of them. However, I think many people are becoming secular/atheist as well. Judaism may grow, but I don’t think it will ever become the “big” religion, certainly not within my lifetime, at least not without divine intervention 🙂

I think it’s more likely that we’ll see people simply start to live better lives as education becomes better and more widespread, and perhaps we’ll see the number of Noachide individuals grow. It doesn’t matter; our intention was/is not to convert others to Judaism, but to be an example and try to help the world to be a better place. We don’t always get it right, but we keep trying.

Answer by Smooth Kitty AY AE
Just WHY are religions so competitive in gaining power over people?
CAN’T you just be quiet and pray in privacy to your god instead and don’t drag rest of the humans into middle of your problems?

Answer by crosbie927
yeah you can say that but you have to remember that christianity stemmed from judaism so they have obviously found something that they find more fulfilling.

Answer by Life is crap
No. Christianity is the fastest growing of all with 2.5 billion chrisitans world wide. Jesus wins hands down

Answer by Reileah
And me thinking Islam was the fastest growing religion. Who knew?

Answer by Bernardo G
Islam and Christianity are different religion but as a true believer of Jesus i choose Christianity.

Answer by Everard G
“I think many underestimate the rate at which people are converting to Judaism. Christians convert to Judaism all the time.”
I think SOOOO many people are unaware that there are only about 14 million Jews which equates to about POINT TWO% of world population.

Also, Jews don’t do recruitment drives like teh xian-mozlim alliance.
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Answer by Reverend V
Judaism will never outnumber Christianity or Islam because it does not stress an importance to convert people as the other two do. God Bless! +?+

Answer by Q @ A
The LIBERATING DIVINE Truth and the Owner of the Truth as concerns matters divine and how to participate in the one and only one sanctified and satisfying way of participating in the divine nature are the majestic majority in this matter and not the Judaists,or christians for from God comes Eternal life, His Kingdom, and In His own Son Jesus ‘His Majesty The Christ.’
God may be the reason for why religions exist but he is not the author of any religion, for all he desires of subjects of his own grace is for them to know him and relate with in/through Jesus ‘His Majesty The Christ.’ That is not religion at all.
Jesus did not bring a religion, per se, but the truth as how nations of people can become children of God, to know and relate with him, for the sake of receiving eternal life and Kingdom of God, and being entered into the book of life from the book of eternal death for those who do not know and believe in him.They are entered into the book of life in Heaven and not in the book/membership of any religion.
That is the truth that judges both the religious and the unreligious alike!
That may leave many in a dilemma which can only be fixed by Jesus Christ.

Answer by Mr. Teardrops
No. Do you think that conversion to Judaism that easy?! I don’t think so. Look, I believe in Judaism because I’m muslim, and it’s a major part of my faith so I don’t really have to convert leave my faith as I do accept Moses as a prophet who spoke to God and Jesus who was born by a miracle to virgin Mary. To be honest, I’m against people who convert to other religions. Well, most of them tend to be really extreme, and subjective in their view of their new religion. Besides, I believe that religions such as Judaism and Islam and to some extent Christianity have strong cultural foundations that are not easy to adapt to and might take a great person to heartedly and genuinely accept them without being biased or trying too hard to fit in .