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A few words from a man (Victor Mair – and an agnostic too) who knows China like the back of his hand…
“Several astute, impartial observers (both in East Asia and in the West) have mentioned to me that China is fast becoming (albeit still somewhat clandestinely) the world’s largest Christian nation, and we already know how important a role Christianity plays in Korea and among the Korean diaspora…”
I’d love to see some further evidence for this…
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