THESE are the latest religious demographics of the world:
Christianity (31,5%);
Islam (23,2%);
Hinduism (15%);
Buddhism (7,1%); and
folk religions (5,9%).
Now let’s analyse these statistics. Assuming that only one religion is correct (exclusivity is common in religion), then only a maximum potential 31,5% of humanity is going to have a pleasant afterlife.
As religion mainly deals in extremes, over 68,5% are going somewhere much worse.
However, with no independent evidence of any afterlife, around 16% of humanity are not affiliated with any faith or are atheists.
Is believing in any invisible god really worth it if you at best have a 31,5% chance of making a hypothetical afterlife enjoyable?
ROBERT
NICOLAI
Howick