Both Muslin and Christian birth rates are declining, with Muslin rates currently declining faster. These rates are expected to converge around 2015. In addition, the Christian conversion rate runs 3x that of the Muslim world.
The Mussies are not on a trajectory to break 25% of the world population.
Population science isn't that exact, but some do project Islam to be 25% in a few decades.
In Britain, they're concerned about an Islam majority by year 2050. Percentages are growing in Continental Europe.
In some countries the Muslim fertility rate starts to mimic the host population. It takes a 2.1 fertility rate to maintain a people. All European countries are below that number, including the U.S. Poor Islamic countries have very high fertility rates.
Here's an interesting aside. With the influx of Hispanics into the U.S. our fertility rate is enhanced. Now, how is that good? Hispanics are largely Christian, not Muslim. Now, think about that one for a minute. Hispanics may help us hold our non Muslim percentages...
Now, how's that for a different slant on things...
DF
In general, the poorer the nation, the higher the birthrate. When these poor people immigrate to a new prosperous nation, they maintain their high birth rate for one additional generation, but by the 2nd generation they birthrate largely mirrors that of the new host nation.
Is is this failure to allow the change in immigrant birth rates that renders Mark Levin's prediction of the Muslin take over of Europe invalid.
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