The BBC ran a story recently about how the Chinese government (or some subsets of it at least) has decided it quite likes Christianity after all. This comment piece from the Guardian discusses the report, and adds some more details. It ends with this:
On its current trajectory and with state backing, as the former Time magazine Beijing chief David Aikman notes, within three decades there may be nearly 400 million Christians in China. The future of Christianity may well lie in the east.
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