u/Light-4000

There are groups in this world that are just waiting to gain a majority so they can persecute and oppress other groups, including Christians.

Even though the violence often originates from radicals, this violence and oppression is actively supported by the majority, or at least tacitly accepted.

Even when Christians experience periods free from oppression, they are dependent on the goodwill of majority groups with different beliefs. If the sentiment of this majority changes, or if the country’s political landscape simply shifts, Christians quickly find themselves back in the crosshairs.

There is only one strategy for long-term security: to attain an absolute majority themselves or to secure one.

What must Christians do to achieve this?

In countries where they are a minority:

1. Have significantly more children than other groups do

2. Promote Christian immigration

In countries where they are a majority:

1. Have significantly more children than other groups do

2. Allow only Christian immigration

Yes, the cost of raising many children is high for many people.

But the cost of raising only a few children, who will then become a marginalized minority, is even greater.

Only we Christians are the light and salt of this world, and we are the ones who can bring enough light into the world to defeat the darkness.

Source: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DdZ3BYlp7rY/

Short in English:

On July 20, 2026, the first Mennonite family from Belize arrived at a newly established settlement along the Tibiti River in Suriname, though the project currently consists of only basic temporary shelter. Despite their recent arrival, settlers face immediate uncertainty regarding the viability of the colonization effort amid broader regional scrutiny over rainforest clearances.

• Ukraine (~85% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 0.7 to 1.0
• Malta (~94% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 1.0
• Andorra (~90% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 1.1
• Spain (~60% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 1.13
• Puerto Rico (~97% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 1.14
• Italy (~80% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 1.14
• San Marino (~91% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 1.16
• Greece (~93% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 1.19
• Poland (~92% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 1.20
• Chile (~68% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 1.20

• Democratic Republic of the Congo (~93% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 5.8 to 5.9
• Central African Republic (~89% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 5.5 to 5.6
• Angola (~90% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 5.0
• Burundi (~90% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 4.7
• South Sudan (~60% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 4.5 to 4.7
• Uganda (~84% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 4.3 to 4.4
• Zambia (~95% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 4.2 to 4.3
• Malawi (~77% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 4.0 to 4.1
• Republic of the Congo (~88% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 4.0
• Equatorial Guinea (~88% Christian)
  • TFR 2025: 4.0

>Today, Christianity has a TFR of 2.6 and a median age of 31.
In comparison, the median age of Muslims is 24.
Which TFR is needed in the next 30 years so that the median age of Christians reaches 24?
The answer is 4.5 to 5.5, so approximately twice the TFR of today.
So stop wasting time on Reddit and start to bring the light (Matthew 5:13–16) of tomorrow into the world.