GLESIA NI CRISTO®1914 THE FASTEST GROWING CHURCH IN THE WORLD?

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Shared FB post po ito ng isang kaanib sa INC™1914 na si Kapatid na Kaori Criza Seth. Hinanap po natin sa Google kung saan naka-ulat ng CNN (Philippines) ang katagang ito ngunit wala pong result maliban sa isa pang Facebook post na ulat nga raw ng CNN:

Ayon sa FB Page na 'Liwanag tungo sa kaligtasan' [https://tinyurl.com/4k3rnwsj]

CNN reports: Iglesia ni Cristo in Kowloon. The fastest-growing Church in the world made its biggest impact to date in Hong Kong yesterday when the Iglesia ni Cristo (Church of Christ) held an early Centenary celebration at the Kowloon Bay Trade and Exhibition Centre (source: http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1139570 ngunit putol ang link)

Ang HINDI siguro binigyan-pansin sa PAREHONG COPY-PASTED article na Liwanag tungo sa kaligtasan ay ang KATOTOHANAN na si FELIX Y. MANALO raw po ang NAGTATAG ng samahang ito at IPINAREHISTRO sa GOBYERNO noong 1914

Iglesia Ni Cristo was established by Brother Felix Y. Manalo, who registered it with the Philippine government in 1914

At SILA na rin mismo ang SUMIRA sa kanilang PINANGALANDAKANG 'THE FASTEST GROWING CHURCH IN THE WORLD' kuno, dahil ayon sa parehong artikulo, ay ganito ang sinabi:

Today (2014), the Church can be found in 102 countries, with more than a million new members baptized worldwide in 2013 and a million more currently undergoing their pre-membership bible studies.

Mahigit isang milyon daw ang UMANIB ngunit HANGGANG NGAYON WALA SILANG MAIPAKITANG OFFICIAL na BILANG ng kanilang kaanib? Paano po nila masasabing 'THE FASTEST GROWING CHURCH IN THE WORLD' eh hirap silang magpakita ng resibo?

Ayon sa Rappler [https://www.rappler.com/.../map-iglesia-ni-cristo...], ang kaanib sa INC™1914 ay 2,251,941 ayon sa National Statistics Office (NSO).

Noong 2015, 2.64% lamang ang dami nila sa kabuuann 102.1 milyong Pilipino.

Sa KASALUKUYAN, 3 milyon na raw ang kanilang mga kaanib. ESTIMATED LAMANG po yan dahil wala nga po silang opisyal na datos.

IKUMPARA NATIN SA IGLESIA KATOLIKA.

1914 - 560,000,000 ang ka-Kristianuhan

And in 100 years, Catholic population almost tripled according to Pew Research. Thus in 2014, Catholic worldwide reaches to 1.1 billion [source: https://www.pewforum.org/.../the-global-catholic-population/]

TODAY, Catholic population is now 1.321 BILLION!

FACT: Still, the Catholic Church is the fastest growing Church worldwide.

Kaanib sa Iglesia Ni Cristo® 1914 Lumalago?

 

Source: https://www.eaglenews.ph/giving-back-glory-to-god-thousands-baptized-in-iglesia-ni-cristos-grand-baptism-at-ciudad-de-victoria/

'The “Grand Baptism” of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ) today, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019, where thousands of new members, coming from different religions and various races, have started at the Ciudad de Victoria in Bocaue, Bulacan. 

'The INC’s Grand Baptism today also coincides with the 10th year of Brother Eduardo V. Manalo as Executive Minister of the INC. The Church has now reached 152 countries and territories, with its members belonging to 147 nationalities, races and ethnicities."' -Eagle News

Taon-taon sa tuwing sumasapit ang kanilang taunang pagdiriwang ng PAGKAKATATAG, ang Iglesia Ni Cristo® 1914 ay nagsasagawa ng "Malaking Pamamahayag" kung saan sila ay nag-iimbita ng mga di-kaanib upang mahikayat na umanib sa iglesiang tatag ni Ginoong Felix Y. Manalo noong 1914. Ang tawag natin dito ay 'mass deception' sapagkat hindi sila nagsasabi ng tapat sa kanilang mga bagong recruits tulad ng mga sumusunod:

• Si Cristo (raw) ay 'HINDI' Diyos (walang sinasabi ang Biblia na HINDI Siya Diyos kundi sinasabi ng Biblia na si Cristo ay NAGKATAWANG-TAO mula sa PAGKA-DIYOS!)
• Si Felix Y. Manalo (raw) ay ang 'Huling Sugo ng Diyos sa mga Huling Araw' (na wala namang binabanggit ang Biblia tungkol kay Felix o sa huling sugo maliban kay Cristo na siyang Huli at Katuparan ng mga isunugo.
• Natalikod (daw) ang tunay na Iglesia ni Cristo (wala ring binanggit ang Biblia na ang Iglesia ay matatalikod kundi ang TAO ang TATALIKOD tulad ng PAGTALIKOD ni Felix Y. Manalo sa tunay na Iglesia ni Cristo ~ ang Iglesia Katolika)

Kasunod nito ay ang kanilang "mass baptism". Dinaraos kalimitan sa kanilang mga malalaking kapilya at sa pang-sanlibutang Philippine Arena (na naging dahilan upang itiwalag ni Ka Eduardo V. Manalo, apo ng nagtatag na si Ginoong Felix Y.Manalo, ang kanyang inang si Ka Tenny at mga kapatid na si Ka Lotty at Ka Angel ~ basahin ang Philippine Inquirer).

Sa kabila nito "PAGDAMI" raw ng UMAANIB sa INC™ HINDI NAGBABANGGIT ang Iglesia Ni Cristo® 1914 ng OPISYAL at TAMANG BILANG ng kanilang mga KAANIB hanggang sa kasalukuyan.

TOTOONG BILANG NG IGLESIA NI CRISTO® 1914

Dahil walang maibibigay na opisyal na bilang ang pamunuan ng INC™ ating sangguniin ang Philippine Census at kung available data na makukuha natin sa internet.

Google Search Results: INC™ has 2.64% (2015) = 2,695,440 members in 2015

Kaya't dito, mapapatunayan natin na hindi nagsisinungaling ang bilang ika nga. 

Mula 1914 - 1936 ang INC™ ay may kabuuang 85,000; 1954 ay 285,000; at umabot sa 500,000 noong 1970 (ulat ng MB sa ika-96 taon ng pagkakatatag ng INC™ 1914). 

Sa datos ng Philippine Statistics Yearbook 2018, p. 62, ang kabuuang KAANIB sa Iglesia Ni Cristo® ay 2,664,498 lamang! 

Sa datos na available sa Wikipedia, ang datos ng kaanib noong 2015 ay 2,695,440 (2.64%) ng kabuuang populasyong 102.1 milyon.

Sa ulat naman ng International Religious Freedom Report, ang INC™ ay kabilang 9% kabilang sa iba pang mga iglesia protestante sa Pilipinas. At ang Iglesia Katolika ay nasa 79.5% (2015).

Sa 106 taon ng kanilang pag-iral, 'ESTIMATED' na nasa 3 MILYON DAW ang kanilang mga kaanib ayon sa Wikipedia page. Bakit 'ESTIMATED' lamang ang kayang ibigay na ulat? Marahil ay sapagkat wala silang opisyal na datos at wala rin silang sapat na bilang upang mapatunayang sila'y umabot sa 3 milyon!

Sa Iglesia Katolika na 'siyang [tunay] Iglesia ni Cristo sa pasimula' (Pasugo Abril 1966, p. 46) MALINAW ang DATOS. Ito ay makukuha sa isang simple INTERNET SEARCH na 'CATHOLIC POPULATION', tama at most accurate data. Opisyal na inuulat ito ng Annuario Pontifico (Pontifical Yearbook 2020) na sa huling ulat nito, ang mga Katoliko sa buong mundo ay 1.3 bilyon! (read Catholic by country by Wikipedia)

Tunay nga na kung ang ILAW ay sa IBABAW ng ILAWAN, maraming MAKAKAKITA ng LIWANAG  nito (Mateo 5:15) Ganyan ang IGLESIA KATOLIKA na TUNAY na IGLESIA NI CRISTO, hindi nandaraya kundi NAKALAHAD LAHAT ang kanilang mga ARAL at BILANG ng KAANIB na hindi itinatago!

Patuloy na Paglago ng Tunay na Iglesia ni Cristo - ang Iglesia Katolika

Bilang ng mga kaanib sa Iglesia sa Korea dumoble

Pope Francis with Korean pilgrims at a General Audience in the Vatican in 2019. (ANSA)

Catholic population of S. Korea grows by 50% in 20 years

A study by the Catholic Church in South Korea shows that the number of Catholics in the past 2 decades has increased by 48.6 per cent, and today accounts for 11.1% of the nation’s population.

[By Robin Gomes: Vatican News]

The Catholic Church in South Korea has steadily grown over the past two decades according to a study by the Catholic Pastoral Institute of Korea (CPIK) of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Korea (CBCK).

11.1% of South Korea’s population

The number of Catholics has increased by 48.6 per cent, from 3.9 million in 1999 to 5.8 million in 2018 and today they make up 11.1% of South Korea’s some 51 million population.

A copy of the study report sent to the Vatican’s Fides news agency shows the Diocese of Suwon leading with an increase of 89.1 per cent. It is followed by Daejeon (79.6 per cent) and Uijeongbu (78.9 per cent).

However, the year-to-year growth rate in the Catholic population has gradually slowed to below 1 per cent. In 2000-2001, the Catholic population grew 3.2 per cent and 3.9 per cent, respectively, before falling to the 2 per cent range until 2009. The growth rate dropped to 1.7 per cent in 2010 and briefly rebounded to 2.2 per cent in 2014 due to Pope Francis' visit to South Korea. It then levelled off at around 1% per year.

As for the ratio of Catholics in the nation's population, it rose from 8.3 per cent to 11.1 per cent in the 1999-2018 period.

Declining church attendance

However, Sunday Mass attendance, considered a key indicator of faith life, has declined by about 10 points, from 29.5 per cent to 18.3 per cent during the past 2 decades.

The report speaks about the efforts of dioceses to revamp church attendance but there hasn’t been any significant improvement as yet. The Catholic Pastoral Institute of Korea is urging the Church in the country to reflect on its missionary thrust and reconsider the direction of “domestic evangelization”.

Ageing Catholic population

The rapid ageing of the Catholic population is another aspect that the study is drawing attention to.

Between 2003 and 2018, Catholics younger than nine years old and in their teens made up 32.4 per cent and 33.2 per cent, respectively. But those in their 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s have expanded by 76.9 per cent, 93 per cent, 117 per cent and 251.6 per cent, respectively.

Meanwhile, the number of nuptial Masses have decreased by 41.5 per cent from 24,227 in 1999 to 14,167 in 2018.

The number of priests increased 52.2 per cent from 2,972 to 4,456 over the same period, though the number of seminary students fell 17.7 per cent from 1,547 to 1,273. The number of Korean missionaries sent overseas has surged by 204.2 per cent from 356 in 1999 to 1,083 in 2018. (Source: Fides)

Nepal: Dating mga Pagano Umanib na sa Tunay na Iglesia ni Cristo!

Nakakalungkot isipin na sa kabila ng hirap, pagod at panahong ginugol ng mga misyonerong Katoliko para maiparating ang Mabuting Balita sa mga lugar na hindi pa nakarinig tungkol sa Diyos at ating Panginoong Jesus at ng Santa Iglesia (Katolika), sumusunod naman ang mga BULAANG PROPETA at mga NAG-AANYONG MGA TUPA na mga proestante tulad ng mga Saksi ni Jehova (Tatag ni Charles Taze Russel noong 1870), tang Iglesia Ni Cristo® (tatag ni Felix Manalo noong 1914), ang mga Sabadistas (tatag nina Ellen Gaud White noong 1863), at marami pang ibang mga nag-aaway away na mga sektang Protestante. Sila ay nagdadala ng pagkalito at pagkakahati ng bayang Kristianismo sa pamamagitan ng pagbabasa sa kanila ng mga SINALAULANG mga kopya ng biblia para lamang sa kanilang makasariling adhikain.  Ipagdasal natin ang bagong Iglesia sa Nepal na sila'y manatiling tapat sa Diyos at sa ating Panginoong Jesus, sa Santa Iglesia at sa Magisterium.  Ang lahat ng kapurihan ay sa Diyos na Santatlo ~Ama, Anak at Espiritu Santo, magpasawalang-hanggan!  

Nepalese Dalits abandon Hindu faith en masse. They believe in Jesus who will save them

by Christopher Sharma

In Surkhet district tens of thousands humiliated for caste reasons ask to be baptized. The decision was taken during a secret meeting with 200 representatives. Hindu prohibition makes their lives impossible. The fact is symptomatic of a more general phenomenon. In Nepal there is a law against discrimination, but police do not intervene and complaints are never taken into account.

Kathmandu (AsiaNews) - The Dalits have decided to organize a secret meeting to pray for Jesus to save them. Conversions and renunciations of the Hindu faith are occurring in the Surkhet district of western Nepal. The Dalits are marginalized because of their caste belonging. And they are tired of suffering serious discrimination and threats.

Sanu Nepali, 21, was beaten by some senior caste members on Wednesday, July 5. They accused him of bathing in public drinking water, polluting it physically and above all "spiritually." He ended up in the hospital.

Two months ago, a nine-year-old Dalit boy, Bhim Bahadur, was brutally beaten with perhaps only because he dared to enter the kitchen of a family of a higher caste of his, in the village of Barahatal, in the same district.

It is estimated that about 50,000 Dalits in Surkhet District, who were victims of serious discrimination, have decided to leave the Hindu faith and embrace the message of Christianity. The decision was taken in the meeting with a large number of representatives.

Lal Babu BK, one of the participants said, "We were more than 200. We have come together to convert to Christianity to save ourselves. We have all practiced Hindu faith for generations since it was mandatory, but today the country is secularized and Hindu faith can not save us. Those who torment and who humiliate us are Hindus like us. By being named untouchables we are judged from the bottom down. We can not even touch lower caste people, can not enter their homes, we can not touch public drinking water and can not have access to public places. So what is this belief? Are we certain in this faith? We concluded 'no' and decided to convert to Christianity. " "We are in danger everywhere," he added, "and we are discriminated at any time, so we ask for the grace of Jesus because we have seen that there is no discrimination in Christianity. We believe that Jesus can protect us." "The decision is made even if we have not yet contacted the Christian priest who can baptize us," concluded Lal Babu BK, "we will do it and we hope the priest will welcome us."

Sudip Pathak, a human rights activist, commented: "People are free to take all necessary protection measures when they are threatened and the state can not protect them."

Binod Pahadi, a Dalit and former parliamentary activist, said: "It is not only the question of the district of Surkhet, but it is symptomatic of the situation in the whole country. There is a law against discrimination and for equality, but in practice there is a strong oppression of low caste people. "

Jayasara, mother of Bhim Bahadur BK, said: "We made this decision from the moment we had no alternatives to save us."

A few months ago, a similar case had occurred in the capital of Kathmandu. Kamala Nepali, a Dalit woman was violently beaten for having touched the water taps in Chandeshwori in Tokha Municipality in Kathmandu. Shanta KC, the woman who beat her has never been punished.

There are legal provisions against such discrimination, but when victims present their complaints, they are not heard.

Police Officer Bhattarai, involved in this case said, "Victims can not produce evidence and we can not punish anyone in the absence of evidence."

However, there are thousands of people who are victims of such aberrations in Nepal.

Still Catholic Converts are Rising Despite Scandals

"I will build MY CHURCH" says the Lord Jesus Christ, the FOUNDER of the CATHOLIC CHURCH ~ the real, only CHURCH OF CHRIST on earth. A Church not founded by fallen men and women. A Church that has been tested in the past 2000 years. The Devil is trying hard to infiltrate His Church but these evil men and women who are IN His Church will be exposed in fulfillment of His promise that "the gates of hell shall not prevail"! (Mt. 16:16-18)

Despite scandals, over 1,000 British to become Catholic at Easter

Catechumens and candidates at the Rite of Election (Diocese of Westminster / Flick)

WESTMINSTER, England, March 19, 2019 (LifeSiteNews) – Despite the clerical abuse and cover-up scandals that have rocked the Catholic Church, over 1,000 people in England and Wales are expected to join the Church this Easter.

The UK’s Tablet reported last week that 419 catechumens (converts awaiting baptism) and candidates (baptized Christians seeking to be received into the Church) participated in the Rite of Election in Westminster Cathedral in London on March 9 and 10. Representing the largest group of converts, they came from 93 parishes. In Birmingham, 181 candidates and catechumens participated in their diocesan Rite of Election. In Nottingham, there were 151; in Portsmouth, 115; in the Diocese of East Anglia, 62; in Clifton, 47; in Lancaster, 32; and in Middlesbrough, 23.

In addition to these English figures, 37 prospective Catholics took part in the Rites of Election held in Cardiff, Wales.

At Westminster Cathedral in London, Cardinal Vincent Nichols addressed the 200 catechumens and 219 candidates, saying: “These ceremonies are among the largest gatherings of people from parishes across the diocese who join me in giving thanks for the great work that God is carrying out in your lives.”

“We give thanks to God for the ways in which our parishes and diocesan family will be enriched by you, and we promise to continue to support you and your families with our prayers and the example of Christian life that you experience in our parish communities,” he continued.

In St. John’s Cathedral in Norwich, 30 catechumens and 32 candidates from across the Diocese of East Anglia gathered for their Rites of Election on Sunday, March 10.

In his homily, Bishop Alan Hopes told the prospective Catholics, “Today is a celebration of your hope and trust in Jesus Christ, to whom you turn for salvation. Today you are being elected, chosen, called to salvation. The Church rejoices with you as she numbers you amongst all those who have been called and chosen.”

“During Lent, together with the whole Church, you are being called to turn to the Lord. You are being called to deepen your commitment to Him and so grow in holiness. You are being called to become saints of God,” Hopes continued.

“This call is not just for special people, but for everyone. We are all called to become like Jesus Christ.”

The Catholic Church in Scotland, which is overseen by the Scottish Bishops’ Conference, expects to welcome dozens more into the fold this Easter. According to Peter Kearney, the director of Scotland’s Catholic Media Office, this year there are 57 catechumens and candidates for the Diocese of Glasgow and 22 for the Diocese of Motherwell.

The other Scottish dioceses had not yet responded to a request for information by press time.

CATHOLIC POPULATION AS OF 2016 A.D. (Wikipedia)

Anong sinasabi ng mga kaanib ng INC™-1914 tatag ni Ginoong Felix Manalo na dumarami ang umaalis sa Iglesia Katolika? Heto ang 2016 istatistikang magpapatunay sa kanilang kasinungalingan, pandaraya at panlilinlang. Samantalang ang Iglesia Ni Cristo®-1914, bagama't sabihin nilang mahigit 10 milyon daw sila ngunit wala silang maipakitang datos.

TOTAL NUMBER OF CATHOLICS (2016) 1,253,926,000

Catholic Church by country

Country	Total population	% Catholic	Catholic total
Afghanistan (details)	29,928,987	0.0003%	100
Albania (details)	3,020,000	10%[15]	302,000
Algeria (details)	32,531,853	0.14%[16]	45,000
Andorra (details)	70,000	88.2%[10]	61,740
Angola (details)	18,498,000	41.1%[9]	7,029,240
Antigua and Barbuda (details)	84,522	8.2%[9]	6,930
Argentina (details)	42,000,000	66%[17]-71%[11]	27,720,000 - 29,820,000
Armenia (details)	2,982,904	1%	29,829
Australia (details)	23,400,000	22.6%[18]	5,292,000
Austria (details)	8,823,000	57.9%[19]	5,112,000
Azerbaijan (details)	8,581,400	0.03%	2,574
Bahamas (details)	330,000	12%[9]	39,600
Bahrain (details)	800,000	8.9%[10]	71,200
Bangladesh (details)	158,000,000	0.07%	110,000[10]
Barbados (details)	250,012	4.2%[9]	10,000
Belarus (details)	9,500,000	7.1%[20]	674,500
Belgium (details)	11,200,000	58%[21]	6,500,000
Belize (details)	334,000	40%[22]	133,600
Benin (details)	7,460,025	26.6%[23]	1,984,366
Bhutan (details)	2,232,291	0.06%	1,339
Bolivia (details)	10,500,000	73%[17]	7,980,000
Bosnia and Herzegovina (details)	3,531,159	15.19%[24]	536,333
Botswana (details)	1,640,115	4.9%	80,365
Brazil (details)	208,000,000	54%[17]-61%[11]	112,320,000 - 126,880,000
Brunei (details)	372,361	5%[10]	18,618
Bulgaria (details)	7,450,349	0.5%[10]	37,251
Burkina Faso (details)	13,925,313	17%[9]	2,367,303
Burundi (details)	6,370,609	62.1%[9]	3,956,148
Cabo Verde (details)	512,096	77.3%[9]	395,850
Cambodia (details)	13,607,069	<0.1%	<10,000[10]
Cameroon (details)	16,380,005	25.6%	4,193,281
Canada (details)	35,770,000	38.7%[25]	13,843,000
Central African Republic (details)	3,799,897	25%[9]	949,974
Chad (details)	12,000,000	20.1%[9]	2,520,000
Chile (details)	18,000,000	45%[17]-55%[26]	8,100,000 - 9,900,000
China (details)	1,368,000,000	0.7%[10]	9,576,000
Colombia (details)	48,000,000	73%[17][27]	35,000,000
Comoros (details)	800,000	0.2%[10]	1,600
Congo, Republic of (details)	3,686,000	33.1%[9]	1,220,066
Congo, Democratic Republic of (details)	78,000,000	36.8%[12]	28,700,000
Costa Rica (details)	4,770,000	57%[17]-62%[11]	2,720,000 - 3,007,620
Croatia (details)	4,284,889	86.3%[28]	3,698,000
Cuba (details)	11,163,934	51.7%[10]	5,790,000
Cyprus (details)	1,100,000	1.0%	11,000
Czech Republic (details)	10,500,000	10.2%[29]	1,071,000
Côte d'Ivoire (details)	23,800,000[30]	21.4%[10]	5,093,000
Denmark (details)	5,630,000	0.7%[31]	40,000
Djibouti (details)	476,703	0.2%	953
Dominica (details)	71,540	58.1%[10]	41,564
Dominican Republic (details)	10,400,000	48%[17]-57%[11]	4,992,000 - 5,928,000
East Timor (details)	1,054,000	96.9%[32]	1,021,000
Ecuador (details)	15,223,680	77.0%[17]	11,265,523
Equatorial Guinea (details)	1,620,000	80.7%[10]	1,410,000
Egypt (details)	77,505,756	0.1%	77,505
El Salvador (details)	7,000,000	39%[17]	2,730,000
Eritrea (details)	4,561,599	3.3%	150,532
Estonia (details)	1,332,893	0.3%	3,998
Ethiopia (details)	73,053,286	0.7%[9]	584,426
Fiji (details)	893,354	9.1%[10]	80,401
Finland (details)	5,451,270	0.2%[33][34][35]	12,434
France (details)	66,600,000	<51%[36] - 63–66%[37]	34,000,000–44,000,000
Gabon (details)	1,389,201	50%	694,600
Gambia (details)	1,593,256	2.1%	33,458
Georgia (details)	4,677,401	0.8%[9]	84,193
Germany (details)	82,750,000	28.2%[38]	23,311,321
Ghana (details)	21,029,853	12.9%[10]	2,712,851
Greece (details)	11,170,957	0.4%	44,683
Grenada (details)	89,502	44.6%[9]	39,917
Guatemala (details)	15,773,000	43%[17]	7,000,000
Guinea (details)	9,467,866	2.6%	246,164
Guinea-Bissau (details)	1,416,027	8.9%	126,026
Guyana (details)	765,283	8.1%[9]	91,833
Haiti (details)	10,000,000	54.7%[9]	5,470,000
Honduras (details)	8,800,000	37%[17]-46%[11]	3,256,000-4,048,000
Hungary (details)	9,877,000	37.2%[9]–53.0%[21]	3,674,244
Iceland (details)	355,277	3.9%[39]	13,799
India (details)	1,280,000,000	0.9%[10]–1.5%	11,520,000–19,200,000
Indonesia (details)	255,000,000	2.9%[40]	7,395,000
Iran (details)	68,017,860	0.02%	13,603
Iraq (details)	38,000,000	0.35%[10]	133,000
Ireland (details)	4,762,000	78.3%[41]	3,729,000
Israel (details)	7,746,000	1.2%[10]	92,952
Italy (details)	60,800,000	83%[10]	50,474,000
Jamaica (details)	2,889,000	2%	57,780
Japan (details)	127,417,244	0.3%[10]	382,251
Jordan (details)	5,759,732	0.4%[10]	23,038
Kazakhstan (details)	15,185,844	0.6%	91,115
Kenya (details)	43,500,000	22.1%[10]	9,613,500
Kiribati (details)	98,000	55.8%[9]	54,684
Korea, North (details)	22,912,177	0.01%	2,291
Korea, South (details)	52,950,306	11.0%[42]	5,813,770
Kosovo (details)	1,920,079	3.4%	65,000
Kuwait (details)	2,335,648	6.1%	142,474
Kyrgyzstan (details)	5,146,281	0.1%	5,146
Laos (details)	6,217,141	0.6%	37,302
Latvia (details)	2,290,237	19.1%[10]	437,435
Lebanon (details)	4,800,000	28.8%[10]	1,382,400
Lesotho (details)	2,067,000	45.7%[10]	946,000
Liberia (details)	3,482,211	5.4%	188,039
Libya (details)	5,765,563	0.7%	40,358
Liechtenstein (details)	33,863	75.9%[9]	25,803
Lithuania (details)	2,944,459	77.2%[43]	2,311,722
Luxembourg (details)	538,000	65.9%[10]	369,600
Macedonia (details)	2,038,514	1%	20,452
Madagascar (details)	18,040,341	29.5%[23]	5,318,293
Malawi (details)	12,158,924	28.4%[23]	3,449,487
Malaysia (details)	23,953,136	3.3%	1,290,453
Maldives (details)	349,106	0.02%	80
Mali (details)	12,291,529	1.5%	189,289
Malta (details)	440,000	88.6%[44]	389,840
Marshall Islands (details)	62,000	8.4%[9]	5,208
Mauritania (details)	3,086,859	0.1%[10]	3,086
Mauritius (details)	1,230,602	23.6%[9]	289,314
Mexico (details)	122,000,000	80%[17]	98,820,000
Moldova (details)	4,455,421	0.5%	20,494
Monaco (details)	36,371	82.3%[10]	29,933
Mongolia (details)	2,791,272	0.04%	1,116
Montenegro (details)	625,266	3.4%	21,299
Morocco (details)	32,725,847	0.07%	22,908
Mozambique (details)	19,406,703	28.4%[9]	4,618,795
Myanmar (details)	42,909,464	1.1%	450,549
Namibia (details)	2,030,692	16.9%	344,202
Nepal (details)	27,676,547	0.03%	8,302
Netherlands (details)	16,970,000	23.3%[45]	3,943,000
New Zealand (details)	4,500,000	11.1%[46]	492,000
Nicaragua (details)	6,000,000	40%[17]-50%[11]	2,400,000-3,000,000
Niger (details)	11,665,937	0.1%	11,665
Nigeria (details)	190,000,000	12.6%[10]	23,940,000
Norway (details)	5,060,000	2.4%[47]	120,900
Oman (details)	3,000,000	4.1%[10]	110,000
Pakistan (details)	207,000,000	0.8%	1,656,000
Palau (details)	19,949	41.6%[9]	8,299
Palestine (details)	3,761,904	2%	80,000
Panama (details)	3,500,000	55%[17]-70%[11]	1,925,000 - 2,400,000
Papua New Guinea (details)	7,000,000	27%[48]	1,890,000
Paraguay (details)	6,800,000	89%[17]	6,000,000
Peru (details)	31,150,000	74%[17]-76%[11]	23,674,000
Philippines (details)	105,000,000[49]	81.4%[10]	85,470,000
Poland (details)	38,496,000	85.8%[50]	33,037,017
Portugal (details)	10,500,000[51]	81.0%[52]–88.0%[53]	8,600,000–9,240,000
Qatar (details)	863,051	5.8%	50,000
Romania (details)	22,329,977	4.7%[9]	1,787,408
Russia (details)	143,420,309	0.5%[10]	717,101
Rwanda (details)	11,000,000	43.7%[54]	4,807,000
Saint Kitts and Nevis (details)	51,000	6.7%	3,400
Saint Lucia (details)	165,600	61.3%	101,500
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (details)	106,000	7.5%	7,950
Samoa (details)	179,000	19.6%[9]	35,084
San Marino (details)	32,500	90.5%[10]	29,412
São Tomé and Príncipe (details)	163,000	73.5%[23]	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%[9]	433,167
Seychelles (details)	93,000	76.2%[55]	70,866
Sierra Leone (details)	6,017,643	2.9%	174,511
Singapore (details)	4,425,720	4.8%[9]	165,964
Slovakia (details)	5,397,036	62%[56]	3,347,277
Slovenia (details)	2,064,241	74.4%[57]	1,535,297
Solomon Islands (details)	523,000	19%[9]	100,000
Somalia (details)	8,591,629	0.001%	100
South Africa (details)	44,344,136	7.1%[9]	2,851,327
South Sudan (details)	10,000,000	30%	3,000,000
Spain (details)	46,700,000	66.0%[58]	30,720,000
Sri Lanka (details)	20,264,000	6.1%[59]	1,237,000
Sudan (details)	31,000,000	1%	300,000
Suriname (details)	551,000	21.6%[60]	119,000
Swaziland (details)	1,100,000	4.9%[10]	62,803
Sweden (details)	10,000,000	1.8%	180,000
Switzerland (details)	8,418,000	36.5%[61]	3,072,000
Syria (details)	18,448,752	2%	368,975
Taiwan (details)	22,894,384	1.3%	297,626
Tajikistan (details)	7,163,506	0.01%	<1,000[10]
Tanzania (details)	44,929,002	27.2%	12,220,689
Thailand (details)	65,444,371	0.3%[10]	196,333
Togo (details)	5,681,519	26.4%[10]	1,499,921
Tonga (details)	102,000	15.6%[9]	15,912
Trinidad and Tobago (details)	1,330,000	21.6%[62]	286,000
Tunisia (details)	11,000,000	0.2%	22,000
Turkey (details)	77,700,000	0.05%	35,000
Turkmenistan (details)	4,750,000	0.01%[63]	500
Tuvalu (details)	10,000	1%	100
Uganda (details)	35,000,000	41.9%[64]	14,665,000
Ukraine (details)	43,000,000	5.6%[10]	2,408,000
United Arab Emirates (details)	2,563,212	5%	128,160
United Kingdom (details)	63,100,000	9%[65][66][67][68]	5,700,000
United States (details)	327,000,000	20%[69]-20.8%[70]-22% [71]	65,400,000-71,000,000
Uruguay (details)	3,500,000	38%[17]	1,330,000
Uzbekistan (details)	26,851,195	0.01%	2,685
Vatican City (details)	842	100%	842
Vanuatu (details)	243,304	13.1%[9]	36,500
Venezuela (details)	32,000,000	67%[17]-73%[11]	21,440,000 -23,360,000
Vietnam (details)	83,535,576	6.8%[9]	5,658,000
Western Sahara (details)	273,008	0.06%	163
Yemen (details)	20,727,063	0.02%	4,145
Zambia (details)	14,300,000	21%[10]	3,003,000
Zimbabwe (details)	12,746,990	7.71%	982,792
Total	7,093,798,000	17.68%	1,253,926,000