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<blockquote data-quote="amasin" data-source="post: 16555563" data-attributes="member: 438906"><p>China on course to become 'world's most Christian nation' within 15 years</p><p>The number of Christians in Communist China is growing so steadily that it by 2030 it could have more churchgoers than America</p><p>Christian congregations in particular have skyrocketed since churches began reopening when Chairman Mao's death in 1976</p><p>Christian congregations in particular have skyrocketed since churches began reopening when Chairman Mao's death in 1976 Photo: ALAMY</p><p>By Tom Phillips, Liushi, Zhejiang province2:00PM BST 19 Apr 2014 Comments2038 Comments</p><p>It is said to be China's biggest church and on Easter Sunday thousands of worshippers will flock to this Asian mega-temple to pledge their allegiance – not to the Communist Party, but to the Cross.</p><p>The 5,000-capacity Liushi church, which boasts more than twice as many seats as Westminster Abbey and a 206ft crucifix that can be seen for miles around, opened last year with one theologian declaring it a "miracle that such a small town was able to build such a grand church".</p><p>The £8 million building is also one of the most visible symbols of Communist China's breakneck conversion as it evolves into one of the largest Christian congregations on earth.</p><p>"It is a wonderful thing to be a follower of Jesus Christ. It gives us great confidence," beamed Jin Hongxin, a 40-year-old visitor who was admiring the golden cross above Liushi's altar in the lead up to Holy Week.</p><p>"If everyone in China believed in Jesus then we would have no more need for police stations. There would be no more bad people and therefore no more crime," she added</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="amasin, post: 16555563, member: 438906"] China on course to become 'world's most Christian nation' within 15 years The number of Christians in Communist China is growing so steadily that it by 2030 it could have more churchgoers than America Christian congregations in particular have skyrocketed since churches began reopening when Chairman Mao's death in 1976 Christian congregations in particular have skyrocketed since churches began reopening when Chairman Mao's death in 1976 Photo: ALAMY By Tom Phillips, Liushi, Zhejiang province2:00PM BST 19 Apr 2014 Comments2038 Comments It is said to be China's biggest church and on Easter Sunday thousands of worshippers will flock to this Asian mega-temple to pledge their allegiance – not to the Communist Party, but to the Cross. The 5,000-capacity Liushi church, which boasts more than twice as many seats as Westminster Abbey and a 206ft crucifix that can be seen for miles around, opened last year with one theologian declaring it a "miracle that such a small town was able to build such a grand church". The £8 million building is also one of the most visible symbols of Communist China's breakneck conversion as it evolves into one of the largest Christian congregations on earth. "It is a wonderful thing to be a follower of Jesus Christ. It gives us great confidence," beamed Jin Hongxin, a 40-year-old visitor who was admiring the golden cross above Liushi's altar in the lead up to Holy Week. "If everyone in China believed in Jesus then we would have no more need for police stations. There would be no more bad people and therefore no more crime," she added [/QUOTE]
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