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Isn't it the 5 biggies?
I really liked it and put it at my place.. ht to you of course :)
I suppose it would be. I could say that a) Judaism isn't all that big or b) Christianity flowed out of Judaism, but really I miscounted. Sad huh?
Seeing as Judaism only accounts for 0.22% of the population of the world and that even Sikhism is larger, it should even be considered on of the major five. I'll have to go with reason 'a', Scott. The only reason it is even considered at all is because it was the precursor of the largest two.
Also interesting is that the map shows all of Europe to be Christian in 2000. As no religion is more common, these areas should no longer be blue, but colorless hue. Same goes for Japan and other areas of Asia, really.