Churches, Demography, Population Statistics
Sir George, I agree with your views as …
Comment posted Population Statistics and Demography of Saint Thomas Christians, Churches with historical references by Jack.
Sir George, I agree with your views as posted in ur second last post that the True Nasranis need to be segregated from the false ones, like sheep from goat. This is in fact true for the entire Christian Church.
The segregation has already begun If we read the omens carefully. The ones who are chosen, indeed will understand the signs been shown by Yahweh and turn back to Him. The rest is the chaff separated from the grain. Yahweh alone knows His plan best as we see it unfold.
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