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Friday, February 21, 2014

Alam niyo ba kung ilan ang mga kaanib ng tunay na Iglesia sa buong mundo?

Photo from Catholicism Series
Marami pong mga "Pastor" o "Ministro" ang nagsasabing wala raw sa bilang ang kaligtasan ng tao.  Tama po sila sa puntong 'yan. Ngunit sa kanilang pangangaral nagnanais din silang DUMAMI ang bilang ng kanilang kaanib.

Sa katunayan ay patunay raw na "kinasisihan" ng Dios ang kanilang relihiyon sapagkat dumarami raw ang kanilang mga kaanib.

Kung ang batayan pala ng pagpapatunay na sa Dios o hindi sa Dios ang isang relihiyon ay ayon sa dami ng kaniyang kaanib, lalong lumalabas na ang Iglesia Katolika pa rin ang TUNAY sapagkat ayon sa istatistika, ang Iglesia Katolika ang siyang may pinakamalaking bilang ng mga kaanib sa LAHAT ng mga relihiyon sa buong mundo.

Ayon sa Adherents.com, Katoliko pa rin ang may pinakamalaking bilang ng kaanib:

The Catholic Church is the world's largest religious body. The lists below indicate places that are "most Catholic" or places with large numbers of Catholics.

Ito naman ang sinasabi ng CIA tungkol sa Iglesia Katolika:

Catholicism (or Roman Catholicism): This is the oldest established western Christian church and the world's largest single religious body. It is supranational, and recognizes a hierarchical structure with the Pope, or Bishop of Rome, as its head, located at the Vatican. Catholics believe the Pope is the divinely ordered head of the Church from a direct spiritual legacy of Jesus' apostle Peter. Catholicism is comprised of 23 particular Churches, or Rites - one Western (Roman or Latin-Rite) and 22 Eastern. The Latin Rite is by far the largest, making up about 98% of Catholic membership. Eastern-Rite Churches, such as the Maronite Church and the Ukrainian Catholic Church, are in communion with Rome although they preserve their own worship traditions and their immediate hierarchy consists of clergy within their own rite. The Catholic Church has a comprehensive theological and moral doctrine specified for believers in its catechism, which makes it unique among most forms of Christianity.

Top 10 Nations with
Most Catholics

NationPercentNumber of
baptized
Catholics
Brazil 86.50% 134,818,000
Mexico 95.30 86,305,000
USA 26.00 ~61,000,000
Philippines 83.60 58,735,000
Italy 97.20% 55,599,000
France 82.10 47,773,000
Spain 94.20 36,956,000
Poland 95.40 36,835,000
Colombia 91.90 32,260,000
Argentina 90.70 31,546,000
Germany 34.80 28,403,000

Source: 1998 Catholic Almanac: Our Sunday Visitor: USA (1997), pg. 333-367. Except U.S. figures, which are from general sources.


Heto naman ang ayon naman sa Wikipedia:

The Catholic Church, also known as the Roman Catholic Church, is the largest Christian church, with 1.2 billion baptised members.

Catholic Church by country
Country Total Population  % Catholic Catholic total
 Afghanistan (details) 29,928,987 0.0003% 100
 Albania (details) 3,563,112 15%[1] 600,000
 Algeria (details) 32,531,853 0.01%[4] 3,000
 Andorra (details) 71,201 94% 66,928
 Angola (details) 18,498,000 55.59%[5] 10,283,038
 Argentina (details) 41,281,631 92.31%[5] 38,107,073
 Armenia (details) 2,982,904 3.7% 110,367
 Aruba (details) 103,065 80.8%[1] 83,276
 Australia (details) 20,090,437 27.56%[5] 5,536,924
 Austria (details) 8,500,000 62.5%(2013)[6] 5,310,000
 Azerbaijan (details) 8,581,400 0.03% 2,574
 Bahamas (details) 350,000 13.5%[1] 62,700
 Bahrain (details) 800,000[7] 10%[7] 80,000[7]
 Bangladesh (details) 144,319,628 0.22% 317,503
 Barbados (details) 250,012 4.2%[1] 10,000
 Belarus (details) 10,300,483 17% 1,751,082
 Belgium (details) 10,364,388 73.1% 7,576,367
 Belize (details) 334,000 40%[8] 133,600
 Benin (details) 7,460,025 26.64%[5] 1,987,351
 Bhutan (details) 2,232,291 0.06% 1,339
 Bolivia (details) 8,857,870 83.27%[5] 7,375,948
 Bosnia and Herzegovina (details) 4,025,476 15%[1] 625,558
 Botswana (details) 1,640,115 4.94% 81,021
 Brazil (details) 190,755,799[9][a] 64.63% 123,280,172
 Brunei (details) 372,361 6.36% 23,682
 Bulgaria (details) 7,450,349 1% 74,503
 Burkina Faso (details) 13,925,313 17%[1] 2,367,303
 Burundi (details) 6,370,609 67.29%[5] 4,286,782
 Cambodia (details) 13,607,069 0.16% 21,771
 Cameroon (details) 16,380,005 27.36%[5] 4,481,569
 Canada (details) 33,476,688 43.17%[5] 14,451,886
 Cape Verde (details) 516,733 92.64% 478,701
 Central African Republic (details) 3,799,897 25%[1] 949,974
 Chad (details) 9,826,419 20.1%[1] 880,447
 Chile (details) 16,572,475 74.05%[5] 12,271,917
 China (details) 1,306,313,812 0.75% 9,797,353
 Colombia (details) 46,366,364 87.7%[5] 40,663,301
 Comoros (details) 671,247 2%[1] 201
 Congo, Republic of (details) 3,686,000 56.11%[5] 2,068,214
 Congo, Democratic Republic of (details) 71,712,867 52.91%[5] 37,943,277
 Costa Rica (details) 4,016,173 85.36%[5] 3,428,205
 Croatia (details) 4,284,889 86.54%[5] 3,708,142
 Cuba (details) 11,163,934 59.66% 6,660,403
 Cyprus (details) 780,133 1.28% 9,985
 Czech Republic (details) 10,241,138 31.96%[5] 3,273,068
 Côte d'Ivoire (details) 17,298,040 35%-40% 6,054,314
 Denmark (details) 5,432,335 2% 104,867
 Djibouti (details) 476,703 0.2% 953
 Dominica (details) 71,540 61.4%[1] 55,000
 Dominican Republic (details) 9,105,034 88.16%[5] 8,026,997
 East Timor (details) 1,040,880 88.84%[5] 924,718
 Ecuador (details) 15,223,680 91.39%[5] 13,912,921
 Equatorial Guinea (details) 676,000 93.27% 630,505
 Egypt (details) 77,505,756 0.35% 271,270
 El Salvador (details) 6,704,932 79.87% 5,355,229
 Eritrea (details) 4,561,599 3.34% 152,357
 Estonia (details) 1,332,893 0.36% 4,798
 Ethiopia (details) 73,053,286 0.7%[1] 584,426
 Falkland Islands (details) 2,000 10.0% 200
 Fiji (details) 893,354 9.1%[1] 80,401
 Finland (details) 5,223,442 0.14% 7,312
 France (details) 65,350,000 75.68%[5] 49,456,880
 French Guiana (details) 221,500 75% 166,500
 Gabon (details) 1,389,201 50.05% 695,295
 Gambia (details) 1,593,256 2.1% 33,458
 Georgia (details) 4,677,401 0.8%[1] 84,193
 Germany (details) 80,264,000 30.3%[10][11] 24,320,000
 Ghana (details) 21,029,853 15.1%[1] 5,257,463
 Greece (details) 11,170,957 0.41% 45,873
 Grenada (details) 89,502 53%[1] 47,436
 Guadeloupe (details) 405,500 86% 350,000
 Guam (details) 154,623 85%[1] 131,430
 Guatemala (details) 15,773,000 60%[12] 9,464,700
 Guinea (details) 9,467,866 2.66% 251,845
 Guinea-Bissau (details) 1,416,027 8.97% 127,017
 Guyana (details) 765,283 8.1%[1] 91,833
 Haiti (details) 8,521,622 80.44%[5] 6,817,297
 Honduras (details) 8,249,574 82.11%[5] 6,773,725
 Hungary (details) 10,402,000 59.36% 6,174,627
 Iceland (details) 319,575 3.27%[13] 10,455
 India (details) 1,210,193,422 1.58% 19,121,056
 Indonesia (details) 241,973,879 3%[1] 7,380,203
 Iran (details) 68,017,860 0.02% 13,603
 Iraq (details) 26,074,906 1.19% 310,291
 Ireland (details) 4,581,269 83.63%[14] 3,831,187
 Israel (details) 7,746,000 1.5% 94,153
 Italy (details) 59,900,000 87.8%[15] 52,592,200
 Jamaica (details) 2,731,832 2.6%[1] 218,546
 Japan (details) 127,417,244 0.4% 509,668
 Jordan (details) 5,759,732 1.2% 69,116
 Kazakhstan (details) 15,185,844 0.66% 100,226
 Kenya (details) 43,500,000 23.3%[1] 10,135,500
 Kiribati (details) 98,000 55%[1] 51,000
 Korea, North (details) 22,912,177 0.017% 4,000
 Korea, South (details) 48,846,823 10.9%[16] 5,324,303
 Kuwait (details) 2,335,648 6.16% 143,875
 Kyrgyzstan (details) 5,146,281 0.56% 28,819
 Laos (details) 6,217,141 0.6% 37,302
 Latvia (details) 2,290,237 17.04% 390,256
 Lebanon (details) 3,826,018 48.1% 1,840,315
 Lesotho (details) 2,067,000 48.7% 1,006,629
 Liberia (details) 3,482,211 5.42% 188,735
 Libya (details) 5,765,563 0.7% 40,358
 Liechtenstein (details) 33,863 76.2%[1] 25,803
 Lithuania (details) 3,596,617 78%[5] 2,805,361
 Luxembourg (details) 468,571 85.43%[5] 400,300
 Macedonia (details) 2,038,514 1% 20,452
 Madagascar (details) 18,040,341 29.48%[5] 5,318,293
 Malawi (details) 12,158,924 28.37%[5] 3,449,487
 Malaysia (details) 23,953,136 3.3% 790,453
 Maldives (details) 349,106 0.02% 80
 Mali (details) 12,291,529 1.54% 189,289
 Malta (details) 400,214 93.89%[5] 375,761
 Marshall Islands (details) 62,000 8.4% 5,208
 Martinique (details) 390,000 80% 312,000
 Mauritania (details) 3,086,859 0.15%[4] 4,000
 Mauritius (details) 1,230,602 23.6%[1] 289,314
 Mexico (details) 112,322,757 82.7%[1] 92,900,000
 Moldova (details) 4,455,421 0.46% 20,494
 Monaco (details) 32,543 90%[1] 29,288
 Mongolia (details) 2,791,272 0.04% 1,116
 Morocco (details) 32,725,847 0.07% 22,908
 Mozambique (details) 19,406,703 28.4%[1] 4,618,795
 Myanmar (details) 42,909,464 1.05% 450,549
 Namibia (details) 2,030,692 16.95% 344,202
   Nepal (details) 27,676,547 0.03% 8,302
 Netherlands (details) 16,820,000 24.1%[17] 4,044,000
 New Caledonia (details) 249,000 60.2%[1] 150,000
 New Zealand (details) 4,035,461 12.6%[1] 510,485
 Nicaragua (details) 5,142,098 89.11%[5] 4,582,123
 Niger (details) 11,665,937 0.1% 11,665
 Nigeria (details) 170,123,740 14% 23,817,324
 Norway (details) 4,593,041 5%[1] 229,652[18]
 Oman (details) 3,001,583 0.1% 3,001
 Pakistan (details) 162,419,946 0.79% 1,283,117
 Palau (details) 19,949 41.6%[1] 8,299
 Palestine (details) 3,761,904 2% 80,000
 Panama (details) 3,339,150 84.05%[5] 2,806,556
 Papua New Guinea (details) 5,545,268 30.98%[5] 1,717,924
 Paraguay (details) 6,347,884 91.35%[5] 5,798,792
 Peru (details) 30,135,875 88.15%[5] 26,564,773
 Philippines (details) 92,337,852 81.06%[5] 74,849,063
 Poland (details) 38,501,000 86.7%[19] 33,379,500
 Portugal (details) 10,356,117[20] 88.1%[5] 9,123,739
 Puerto Rico (details) 3,916,632 78.44%[5] 3,072,206
 Qatar (details) 863,051 5.8% 50,000
 Réunion (details) 839,500 79.72%[5] 669,249
 Romania (details) 22,329,977 4.7%[1] 1,787,408
 Russia (details) 143,420,309 0.53% 760,127
 Rwanda (details) 8,440,820 47.57%[5] 4,015,298
 Saint Lucia (details) 156,260 67.5%[1] 109,000
 Saint Pierre and Miquelon (details) 6,025 99.6%[4] 6,000
 Samoa (details) 179,000 19.6%[1] 35,084
 San Marino (details) 29,251 95% 29,230
 São Tomé and Príncipe (details) 163,000 73.5%[5] 119,805
 Saudi Arabia (details) 26,417,599 2.5% 660,439
 Senegal (details) 11,126,832 3.5% 389,439
 Serbia (details) 7,120,600 6.1%[1] 433,167
 Seychelles (details) 81,188 85%[5] 69,010
 Sierra Leone (details) 6,017,643 2.9% 174,511
 Singapore (details) 4,425,720 4.8%[1] 165,964
 Slovakia (details) 5,397,036 62%[21] 3,347,277
 Slovenia (details) 2,011,070 79.64%[5] 1,601,616
 Solomon Islands (details) 523,000 19%[1] 100,000
 Somalia (details) 8,591,629 0.001% 100
 South Africa (details) 44,344,136 7.1%[1] 2,851,327
 Spain (details) 47,265,321 71.5%[22] 33,794,500
 Sri Lanka (details) 20,064,776 7.12% 1,428,612
 Sudan (details) 40,187,486 5% 2,009,374
 Suriname (details) 438,144 22.8%[1] 78,865
 Swaziland (details) 1,173,900 20%[1] 62,803
 Sweden (details) 9,001,774 1.62% 145,828
  Switzerland (details) 8,000,000 38.6%[23] 3,088,000
 Syria (details) 18,448,752 2% 368,975
 Taiwan (details) 22,894,384 1.39% 318,231
 Tajikistan (details) 7,163,506 0.55% 39,399
 Tanzania (details) 44,929,002 27.2% 12,220,689
 Thailand (details) 65,444,371 0.44% 287,955
 Togo (details) 5,681,519 28.54% 1,621,506
 Tonga (details) 102,000 16% 16,320
 Trinidad and Tobago (details) 1,088,644 26%[1] 283,047
 Tunisia (details) 10,074,951 0.22% 22,164
 Turkey (details) 69,660,559 0.05% 34,830
 Turkmenistan (details) 4,952,081 0.54% 26,741
 Uganda (details) 35,873,253 42.76%[5] 15,339,403
 Ukraine (details) 46,481,000 2.2%[1] 3,737,116
 United Arab Emirates (details) 2,563,212 5% 128,160
 United Kingdom (details) 63,100,000 9% [24] 5,979,000
 United States (details) 315,498,000 23.9%[1] 75,404,022
 Uruguay (details) 3,415,920 77.01%[5] 2,630,600
 Uzbekistan (details) 26,851,195 0.01% 2,685
  Vatican City (details) 921 100% 921
 Vanuatu (details) 243,304 13.1%[1] 36,500
 Venezuela (details) 28,946,101 87.04%[5] 25,194,686
 Vietnam (details) 83,535,576 6.8%[1] 5,658,000
 Wallis and Futuna (details) 14,231 95.8% 13,631
 Western Sahara (details) 273,008 0.06% 163
 Yemen (details) 20,727,063 0.02% 4,145
 Zambia (details) 11,261,795 32.15%[5] 3,620,667
 Zimbabwe (details) 12,746,990 7.71% 982,792
Total 6,442,583,922 17.18% 1,181,368,942

Ngayon nila sasabihin sa atin na hindi mahalaga ang bilang ng kaanib!

2 comments:

  1. ang dami nyo pala kaanib eh bakit,,pg dating sa pagtulong sa mahihirap di magawa,gaya ng sa visayas- yolanda victim, diba majority ng taga visayas mga katoliko,eh bakit puro tulong ng international community,dapat mismong mga miyembro ng katoliko sila dapat tumulong..asan na bilyun bilyung pera at investments ng mga pari sa negosyo, pati mga pulitiko halos lahat katoliko,,bakit di magawang magkaisa,,pg meron nagkasala na pulitiko di man lng tinitiwalag sa katoliko,,,gaya ng mga tinuturo ni napoles,mga senador, congressman,diba katoliko sila at cebu churches,,bakit pati gobyerno pinapapasan yung tungkulin ng roma na tulungan ang mga gumuhong simbahan,,,panay ang pakikiaalam ng mga pari sa gobyerno,,iyan ba ang sinasabi sa batas na separation of church and state,,,,kung talagang tunay na relihiyon ang katoliko,bakit nanghihingi or ngiinvest sa mga gambling organizations like pagcor.

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  2. ang dami nyo pala kaanib eh bakit,,pg dating sa pagtulong sa mahihirap di magawa,gaya ng sa visayas- yolanda victim, diba majority ng taga visayas mga katoliko,eh bakit puro tulong ng international community,dapat mismong mga miyembro ng katoliko sila dapat tumulong..asan na bilyun bilyung pera at investments ng mga pari sa negosyo, pati mga pulitiko halos lahat katoliko,,bakit di magawang magkaisa,,pg meron nagkasala na pulitiko di man lng tinitiwalag sa katoliko,,,gaya ng mga tinuturo ni napoles,mga senador, congressman,diba katoliko sila at cebu churches,,bakit pati gobyerno pinapapasan yung tungkulin ng roma na tulungan ang mga gumuhong simbahan,,,panay ang pakikiaalam ng mga pari sa gobyerno,,iyan ba ang sinasabi sa batas na separation of church and state,,,,kung talagang tunay na relihiyon ang katoliko,bakit nanghihingi or ngiinvest sa mga gambling organizations like pagcor.

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