Christianity, true faith vs. false faith: 2026

Thursday, March 19, 2026

The Last Christians of Denmark

Denmark is one of the world's most secular countries, with active Christianity declining despite 72.1% of residents being members of the

Evangelical Lutheran Church of Denmark in 2023. Only about 2.4% attend services weekly, causing some to describe remaining devout families as a "remnant" or "last Christians".

Key Trends and Data:

Declining Membership: Church of Denmark membership dropped from 98.7% in 1901 to 72.1% in 2023.
Low Attendance: While many remain in the state church, only 2-3% attend services regularly. However, cultural participation remains higher for Christmas and specific ceremonies (e.g., 80.7% funerals and 66.5% of children in grade 7–8 for confirmation in 2022).
Secularization: Only 25% of Danes believed Jesus is the Son of God and 18% believed him to be the Redeemer according to a 2009 survey, reflecting widespread secular views.
"The Last Christians": Independent media (e.g., The Remnant: The Last Christians of Denmark) have highlighted the rise of small, dedicated, and often communal Christian families who maintain devout beliefs in a largely post-Christian society.
Other Denominations: Evangelical Christians make up roughly 3.5% of the population, with roughly 10% of the population made up of immigrants holding other faiths.

Sunday, February 15, 2026

10 Reasons To NOT Convert To Eastern Orthodox

The Orthodox Church, in addition to the doctrinal deviations it has had since its foundation, the Fourth Century, is what Scripture calls the world...the broad way...is by definition extremely libertine...They do not know the new birth... Whatever sins you commit, you are not excluded from the church.

I'm referring to the Orthodox church in East Europe, where it is the majority, 85% of the population, where young children (babies) are required to be baptized by their parents.