This seems to me to be mostly scare, little truth. Their statistics are unsourced. Fertility rates are never maintained at these dramatic rates; but the story that the video really misses is the impact of continued ongoing Muslim immigration. Regardless I’ve spoken with several mission researchers and no one projects these kinds of numbers for 2050. Will there be lots of Muslims in Europe? Yes. Should we reach out to them? Yes. Is it inevitable that Europe will be Muslim? No.
Ted, even if–as you mentioned today–Muslim fertility rates decline in the generations following arrival in the host country, would they decline from 8.1/family to 1.8/family (the European rate) quickly enough to avoid the inevitable?
This seems to me to be mostly scare, little truth. Their statistics are unsourced. Fertility rates are never maintained at these dramatic rates; but the story that the video really misses is the impact of continued ongoing Muslim immigration. Regardless I’ve spoken with several mission researchers and no one projects these kinds of numbers for 2050. Will there be lots of Muslims in Europe? Yes. Should we reach out to them? Yes. Is it inevitable that Europe will be Muslim? No.
Hey Ted, I noticed that Justin Long disputed the rates in a Tweet today. It would be interesting to see where they got the stats.
Ted, even if–as you mentioned today–Muslim fertility rates decline in the generations following arrival in the host country, would they decline from 8.1/family to 1.8/family (the European rate) quickly enough to avoid the inevitable?