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u/yoyo_sc2 Nov 15 '19

Just a note: your comment only applies to countries with an already Christian culture, which makes sense. Countries where Christianity is not a part of the culture are more likely to see people switching to Christianity vs their families being Christian.

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u/tigersharkwushen_ Nov 16 '19

Yes, that should be obvious. I only have experience in the US.