FactChecker: Are All Christian Denominations in Decline? Which ones are growing and declining?

The Gospel Coalition ^ | 03/2017 | Joe Carter

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[Elsie]

8% of current Catholics are ex-Protestants

15% of ex-Catholics are now Protestant (9% evangelical)

Looks like Luther is winning them over...

[imardmd1]

I don’t know what this table is saying. In any column, what adds up to 100&?

[daniel1212]

Thanks much, and that is strange. The link used to work, and is also cited in American Secularism: Cultural Contours of Nonreligious Belief Systems

It is now http://assets.pewresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/11/2009/04/fullreport.pdf

And the stats I gave are seen therein on p. 21 (see graphic).

[daniel1212]

Google gave me This link

But that graphic only gives the % of US adult population, that 5% of the pop. was raised Cath but are not Prot.

Based on the Pew study cited, http://www.virtueonline.org/hidden-exodus-catholics-becoming-protestants states,

Almost half of those leaving the church become unaffiliated and almost half become Protestant. Only about 10 percent of ex-Catholics join non-Christian religions.

Which is the stat that i think salvation asked about.