User talk:Griggorous

December 2025

After reviewing this more closely; the source you cite is based on a 2015 study that estimated the figure at 10 million, attributed to Duane Alexander Miller, see WP:JOSHUAPROJECT. The attached sources, however, estimate the number at roughly 12–15 million. These are just different estimates by different scholars, not proof that those sources rely on the Joshua Project. Can you point to any source that actually uses Joshua Project data or figures for "believers in Christ from a Muslim background"? Right now, you’re removing legitimate sources based on an incorrect assumption, this constitutes vandalism. This false claim led you to remove the source by Geoffrey Blainey, even though he clearly does not rely on estimates from the Joshua Project [1]. Durziil89 (talk) 22:26, 22 December 2025 (UTC)[reply]

Not sure why you are lying none of these three sources even mention 12 to 15 million converts not even the page number referenced talks about it?

Religious Identity and Social Change: Explaining Christian conversion in a Muslim worldMuslim Conversions to Christ: A Critique of Insider Movements in Islamic ContextsChristians and Muslims: The Dialogue Activities of the World Council of Churches and their Theological Foundation

None of them mention a study or 12 to 15 million converts?

While the only study which gives such large figures is the believers in christ from a muslim background which has been labelled as unreliable if you check WP:JOSHUAPROJECT Griggorous (talk) 18:26, 25 December 2025 (UTC)[reply]