World Christianity
Christianity as a world religion
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| 2010 | British church historian Diarmaid MacCulloch described Christendom as 'the union between Christianity and secular power'. |
| 2010 | By this year, approximately 157 countries and territories worldwide had Christian majorities, showing a significant shift of Christian adherence to the Global South and Third World countries. |
| 2010 | Pew Research Center conducted a comprehensive demographic survey of major Christian traditions, documenting global Christian population distribution, including detailed breakdown of followers for Catholic Church (1.094 billion), Protestantism (800.64 million), Orthodox Christianity (260.38 million), and other Christian denominations (28.43 million). |
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