How does Christianity survive in the Internet age?

Answer by  lonelywolf (2117)

Pretty much the same way it has survived throughout history. You have a core group of dedicated believers who will not give up their faith, and a subset within that group of highly educated people capable of providing solid and educated defenses of the faith. Also, Christianity is very diverse, and so while some types may not survive, others will.

Answer by  trina (132)

the dwindling numbers of christianity are mainly in the US and Europe. Elsewhere, the numbers are growing. Missionary activity is quite a lot in lesser-developed areas of Asia, Africa and Latin America. Buddhist countries like Japan and Korea are increasingly embracing christianity. Coincidentally (or not), these are also the areas with high birth rates.