Buddhism, according to recent reports, is neither growing or shrinking. It has about 500 million adherents in the world. China has about 150 million of the believers.
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In many western countries affiliation to and interest in Buddhism is growing. The Canadian Census data is typical indicating "Affiliation to the Buddhist, Hindu, Moslem, and Sikh religions is growing significantly. (1991 Census)"
Similar data is available for other countries:
The population is growing and the employment opportunities are declining.
growing rapidly
I would say it is growing.
depends on who you ask. i say growing.
No, Buddhism is not the fastest growing religion in Europe, according to several sources.
Rumor has it they have closed.
It means the population is not growing or declining.
Buddhism has been around for over 2,500 years and is still growing.
The economy of the Midwest is progressing, typically more than the nation. The Midwest has some of the lowest unemployment rates in the nation as well as some of the fastest growing economies.
Buddhism is still being practised today and it is one of the fasted growing spirtual paths.
Buddhism is the 4th largest religion and is the fastest growing religion in western countries.
No, Buddhism is not the fastest growing religion in Europe, according to several sources.