Essay: Will 2022 be the WORST year in the history of secular leftism?

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2022 will be the WORST year in the history of secular leftism.

2021 was a HORRIBLE year for atheism and now this!

See also: 2021 is the WORST year in the history of atheism

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Will 2022 be a TRULY HORRENDOUS year for global atheism?

Will 2022 be the WORST year in the history of secular leftism?

Joe Biden campaigned as a political moderate, but he is governing as a leftist. Biden's approval ratings have been plunging admidst his multiple misteps.[1]

CEOs, CFOs Predict ‘Red Wave’ In Congress and Strong Inflation for 2022 In New Survey.[2]

Minorities and women are leading the expected red wave in the upcoming 2022 midterm elections.[3]

Mothers in Republican-leaning counties saw a baby boost over their Democratic counterparts after former President Donald Trump’s surprise 2016 victory. And the effects lasted for the following 2 years after he was reelected.[4]

Question: Will there be baby boost for Republicans if there is a big red wave in the 2022 elections?

Republicans Have 41% More Kids Than Democrats and some studies suggest that 70% of teens vote like their parents.[5]

The pandemic awakened parents to what was being taught in public schools and homeschooling and Christian schools have seen a big rise.[6][7] In addition, there have been protests in public school board meetings as far as critical race theory.

The Supreme Court of the United States is poised to soon end religious discrimination in school choice programs.[8][9]

Joe Biden campaigned as a political moderate, but he is governing as a leftist. Biden's approval ratings have been plunging while his disapproval ratings have climbed amidst his multiple misteps.[10]

Question: Will the percentage of Republican parents having teens that vote like them increase higher than 70%?

More and more it is looking like 2022 is going to be the WORST year in the history of atheism - especially for secular leftism. Even WORSE than 2021 which was a very BAD year for atheism!

2021 was the lowest volume of Google searches for the word "atheist" in 17 years.[11] Will it go even lower in 2022?

Global Growth of Christianity Outpaces Atheists, Charismatic Churches Lead the Way

China

Xi Jinping is the current General Secretary of the Communist Party of China which requires that all their members be atheists. See: China and atheism and Atheism and communism

China has the world's largest atheist population and state atheism (See: China and atheism). A majority of the world's atheists are likely East Asian (See: Asian atheism and Global atheism).

The historian Niall Ferguson, who is an atheist himself, admits that atheist-controlled mainland China's population is projected to drop by 50-75% by the end of the century.[1]

Chinas perfect economic storm is forming

A perfect storm of Covid-19 lockdowns, a real estate crisis and extremely hot weather is forcing the Chinese Communist Party's second highest official to admit economic recovery is at its 'most difficult point'.[12] China's real estate crisis can only be fixed at “exorbitant cost” and its consumer confidence is its lowest on record.[13] In other words, don't count on a Chinese economic recovery!

Even the liberal Larry Summers says China-surpassing the US is Japan 1990 all over again - it's not going to happen.[14]

Michael Pettis, a professor at Peking University’s Guanghua School of Management, says China will not be like Japan in the 1990s "if China can make substantial changes to its political institutions".[15] But Xi Jinping is China's most authoritarian leader since Mao Zedong and his ‘one-man’ state will lead to economic hard times for China which has a doubt debt crisis.[16][17]

Also, consider these 4 news stories

1. The Slow Meltdown of the Chinese Economy, Wall Street Journal, 2021

2. When Will China Rule the World? Maybe Never, Bloomberg News, 2021

Excerpt: "The nightmare scenario for Xi is that China could follow the same trajectory as Japan, also touted as a potential challenger to the U.S. before it crashed three decades ago. A combination of reform failure, international isolation and financial crisis could halt China before it reaches the top."

3. China's economic growth will slow sharply in 2022, World Bank says

4. China may have to juice its economy soon as 'stagflation' risk rises

YouTuber's Graham Stephan, who has experience in realty, published the video: China’s ENTIRE Economy Is About To Collapse. The argument against an imminent financial collapse is given at: Will the Bubble Still Not Pop? A Discussion of China’s Economic Future

Germany's DW News published a video entitled: Can China's economy afford a war with Taiwan?

There was already a risk that the Chinese Communist Party would be overthrown and the end of state atheism would cause the already explosive growth of Christianity in China to be further turbocharged (see: Future of atheism in China and 2021 was a bad year for China).

In 2020, The Economist published an article entitled Protestant Christianity is booming in China which indicated:

As for China’s Christians, their numbers continue to grow. The government reckons that about 200m of China’s 1.4bn people are religious. Although most practice traditional Chinese religions such as Taoism, and longer-standing foreign imports such as Buddhism, Protestant Christianity is probably the fastest-growing faith, with at least 38m adherents today (about 3% of the population), up from 22m a decade ago, according to the government’s count. The true number is probably much higher: perhaps as many as 22m more Chinese Protestants worship in unregistered “underground” churches, according to a new study by researchers at the University of Notre Dame. As China also has 10m-12m Catholics, there are more Christians in China today than in France (38m) or Germany (43m). Combined, Christians and the country’s estimated 23m Muslims may now outnumber the membership of the Communist Party (92m). Indeed, an unknown number of party members go to church as well as local committee meetings.[18]

To see the magnitude of the explosive growth of Christianity in China, look at this graph about the growth of Christianity in China in a DW news story about Chinese Christianity (DW is a mainstream news outlet in Germany).

For more information, please see: East Asia and global desecularization

Collapse of atheism in the former Soviet Union

Roe vs. Wade overturned in the USA

Steve Turley: Roe v. Wade overturned. The head of American, secular, liberal, wokeism has been cut off and it is now dead.[19] Like a chicken with its head cut off it will run around awhile, but it is now dead.

A new conservative age is rising in America. A victory for the Bible also - see abortion and the Bible.

The United States Supreme Court strikes down Maine’s ban on using public funds at religious schools

The United States Supreme Court strikes down Maine’s ban on using public funds at religious schools.[20]

'Victory for religious freedom': 7 reactions to Supreme Court ruling on Maine's tuition program.[21] See also: Atheist indoctrination and Religion and education

Post the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Carson v. Makin, the school choice movement is already picking up significant momentum and more parents will be sending their children to religious schools. See: Arizona passes massive education law regarding school choice and Supreme Court ruling brings new momentum to the school choice movement in Nebraska.

Europe moves the political right in 2022

Right-wing politics moves into Europe's mainstream due to left-wing, elitist politicians pretending social problems don't exist and belittling voters' concerns

EU HUMILIATED as Italy’s Right WINS in Massive LANDSLIDE

Political EARTHQUAKE In SWEDEN: Right-wing parties win Swedish election in historic political overhaul

France: The future is right-wing populist Marine Le Pen

Liberals/Leftists at big tech companies practicing censorship face defeats

Twitter sold to Elon Musk in 2022. Leftists in a meltdown

Facebook collapsing: Offices closed as Meta in freefall

Liberals ready to dump Pierre Trudeau as Canadian right-wing populists surge

Leftist/liberal education/colleges/universities are imploding as conservative colleges surge

Liberal/left-wing entertainment and comedians face defeats

Woke company defeats

Liberal/leftist media defeats in 2022

Bible printing in 2022

As global Christianity continues to grow in 2022, the printing of Bibles continues to grow along with it. This year 93 million copies of God’s word will be printed, up from 54 million in 2000 and 5 million in 1900.[22]

2021 is the WORST year in the history of atheism

2020 was a very bad year for atheism. VERY, VERY BAD. HORRIBLE

The future of Christianity and religion in general is very bright. On behalf of all Christendom and religious people of the world, I declare victory!

See also: Future of Christianity and Desecularization

Future of Christianity

See also: Future of Christianity

The picture above depicts Jesus's triumphant entry in Jerusalem. The 21st century will be a triumphant time for Christendom.

The prominent historian Sir Diarmaid MacCulloch, professor of the History of the Church at Oxford University, indicates that he believes Christianity faces a "bright future" worldwide (See also: Global Christianity).

According to MacCulloch, "Christianity, the world's largest religion, is rapidly expanding – by all indications, its future is very bright."[2]

The prominent historian Sir Diarmaid MacCulloch, professor of the History of the Church at Oxford University, indicates that he believes Christianity faces a "bright future" worldwide (See also: Global Christianity).

According to MacCulloch, "Christianity, the world's largest religion, is rapidly expanding – by all indications, its future is very bright."[3]

In 2012, the Center for the Study of Global Christianity at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (GCTS) reported that every day there are 83,000 more people professing to be Christians per day, 800 less atheists per day, 1,100 less non-religious (agnostic) people per day.[4][5]

Phillip Jenkins published the book The Next Christendom: The Coming of Global Christianity.

Chuck Colson, citing the work of Jenkins, writes:

As Penn State professor Philip Jenkins writes in The Next Christendom: The Coming of Global Christianity, predictions like Huntingtons betray an ignorance of the explosive growth of Christianity outside of the West.

For instance, in 1900, there were approximately 10 million Christians in Africa. By 2000, there were 360 million. By 2025, conservative estimates see that number rising to 633 million. Those same estimates put the number of Christians in Latin America in 2025 at 640 million and in Asia at 460 million.

According to Jenkins, the percentage of the worlds population that is, at least by name, Christian will be roughly the same in 2050 as it was in 1900. By the middle of this century, there will be three billion Christians in the world -- one and a half times the number of Muslims. In fact, by 2050 there will be nearly as many Pentecostal Christians in the world as there are Muslims today.[6]

As much as I hate to say it, on behalf of all Christendom, I declare victory! Olé! Olé! Olé!

Future of religion and religious fundamentalism

See also: Desecularization

Professor Eric Kaufmann, who teaches at Birkbeck College, University of London, specializes in the academic area of how demographic changes affect religion/irreligion and politics. Kaufmann is an agnostic.

On December 23, 2012, Kaufmann wrote:

I argue that 97% of the world's population growth is taking place in the developing world, where 95% of people are religious.

On the other hand, the secular West and East Asia has very low fertility and a rapidly aging population... In the coming decades, the developed world's demand for workers to pay its pensions and work in its service sector will soar alongside the booming supply of young people in the third world. Ergo, we can expect significant immigration to the secular West which will import religious revival on the back of ethnic change. In addition, those with religious beliefs tend to have higher birth rates than the secular population, with fundamentalists having far larger families. The epicentre of these trends will be in immigration gateway cities like New York (a third white), Amsterdam (half Dutch), Los Angeles (28% white), and London, 45% white British.[7] [8]

A study conducted by the Washington-based Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life says that Africans are among the most religious people on Earth.[9] Africa has a high fertility rate and it is seeing a big population boom. According to the Institute For Security Studies: "Africa's population is the fastest growing in the world. It is expected to increase by roughly 50% over the next 18 years, growing from 1.2 billion people today to over 1.8 billion in 2035. In fact, Africa will account for nearly half of global population growth over the next two decades."[10] See: Religion and Africa

At a conference Kaufmann said of religious demographic projections concerning the 21st century:

Part of the reason I think demography is very important, at least if we are going to speak about the future, is that it is the most predictable of the social sciences.

...if you look at a population and its age structure now. You can tell a lot about the future. ...So by looking at the relative age structure of different populations you can already say a lot about the future...

...Religious fundamentalism is going to be on the increase in the future and not just out there in the developing world..., but in the developed world as well.[11]

See also: Religion and migration and Growth of religious fundamentalism

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