What should we do, or what can we do? Can we only wait for the carriage of the times to throw Christianity aside? I am worried about the future of Christianity
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The influence of Christianity among young people is gradually decreasing
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Paulus59
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Don't worry about the future of Christianity, God has it all under his control. It is meant to be this way. (2 Thessalonians 2:3)
“Lord, they have killed your prophets, they have demolished your altars, and I alone am left, and they seek my life.” 4 But what is God's reply to him? “I have kept for myself seven thousand men who have not bowed the knee to Baal.” (Romans 11:1-5) God will always have a remnant up to when Christ returns to bring them home.
Unfortunately many people are being seduced by this world as it becomes increasing more affluent and the internet is proliferating & spreading false teaching and influencing people to pursue immoral lifestyles. There is also an increase of false prophets in the world today more than ever. The influence comes from powerful mediums like TV and the internet. (Matthew 24:11)
Stay close to Christ and keep having faith in the gospel to save and share the love of God to people always, so you will be a light in this dark world and people will know there is a God and they can reach that God through Jesus........Amen!
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IDK, i just say that the bible tells that wickedness would increase, but also that God is going to give His Spirit to people.
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I (18) wouldn't worry about it, especially since those who are believers delve into their faith and become knowledgeable. I think of it similarly to quality over quantity. 
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Because they're not being exposed to it. They no longer have parents who take them to church, they no longer have a family legacy.
But what we've found in our church is that, when we do evangelism, the kids, even if they don't respond to the Gospel right away, are very receptive to the idea of Christianity, of the idea that there is something transcendent, that there is an objective and authoritative standard in the universe.
Unfortunately, our church is the odd one, as most churches don't evangelize anymore, and so the kids (and many adults) remain unexposed to it.
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