Sikh/Jain/Quaker/Mormon China

[Thande]

Just pick one and run with it!!!

[Othniel]

:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

[Midgard]

For Quackers or Mormons, nothing short of ASB would do, unless, the population of China is literally reduced to a fraction. Alternatively, couple this with the kind of US regime that would actively persecute a religion very popular in the US... adherents of said religion run, of all places, to China, where they are extremely successful, especially if they get there at the time when the Chinese leadership has not fully asserted control of the country. By the time the leadership decides to do something about it, there are simply too many converts, and the country's leadership decides that conversion is the lesser of two evils, as long as their own doctrines are not being contradicted.

Or, make someone like William Penn take his followers to China, and try to make mass conversions there. Who knows, they might even succeed, and the timeframe would allow for Quacker faith to spread enough to be a major factor in China, religiously speaking.

Of course, there is always the faith in the HOLY SHEEP!!! :D :D :D

Now that should be a challenge to make that the official religion of China... or any country for that matter :D

[Leo Caesius]

Is Sikhism even an evangelical faith? I'd imagine that it is possible for someone to convert, but practically speaking, does this happen?

[FederationX]

A Mormon China would be quite interesting, that's for sure.

[NFR]

What's with this spurt of Chinese religion threads? :confused:

Anyway, shouldn't this be in ASB?

[Hendryk]

What's with this spurt of Chinese religion threads? :confused:

Anyway, shouldn't this be in ASB?
I'm wondering about it too. I'm supposed to be the token China enthusiast here, and all of a sudden these threads are popping up like mushrooms after the rain.
And if I've never personally submitted such a thread, it's for the simple reason that I like China's spiritual makeup just the way it is :p

[carlton_bach]

Is Sikhism even an evangelical faith? I'd imagine that it is possible for someone to convert, but practically speaking, does this happen?

I don't know about India, but it does happen in Britain. I don't think there is anything like an evangelistic drive, though. The occasional 'Exploring Sikh Spiritualism' afternoon, yes, but I have yet to see or hear of Sikhs going round London neighbourhoods handing out flowers and pamphlets like our local Evangelicals do here.