(See chart above.) All told ... both groups would increase as a percentage of the global population. Combined, the world’s two largest religious groups would make up more than two-thirds of the global ...

As the chart above shows, Muslims are part of the only religious community that is projected to increase at a rate faster than the world population as a whole. After 2070, Pew predicts ...

First, here is a chart of the world's major religions by number of adherents ... but keep in mind that 8.3 percent of the global population amounts to hundreds of millions of people.

For information about how data for each country or territory were collected and analyzed, see Data Sources by Region. Sources include national censuses, demographic and health surveys, and other ...

Armed with regressions, piles of data, and many a chart, the researchers ... Forty years from now, the non-religious portion of the world's population will still only be about 13 percent, which ...

The report further mentioned that the Muslims are projected to rise from 23% of the world's population in 2010 to 30% in 2050 ...

The world is becoming more religious, as the number of agnostics and others who don't affiliate with a certain religion shrinks as a percentage of the global population. By 2050, just 13 percent ...

Other trends tracked by "The Future of World Religions: Population Growth Projections, 2010-2050," which was released today, Thursday, April 2, 2015, by the Pew Research Center for Religion and ...

You can skip our detailed analysis on religious affiliations in the corporate world, and head over directly to the 10 Countries where Christian Population will Increase the Most by 2050.

Islam will supplant Judaism as the second-most popular religion in the U.S. India will displace Indonesia as the home of the world's largest Muslim population, even as the country retains its ...

Jews, only 0.2 percent of the world’s population but 1 percent of migrants, are by far the most likely religious group to have migrated, with 20 percent of Jews worldwide living outside their ...