don't confuse the roman catholic foundation and their anti catholic offspring as christendom, it may be a threat to the roman church's pockets, but it's their own doing, a lot of large churches like joel osteen, pastor hagee, bishop jakes and others that i don't listen to have their mega churches growing daily...by young and old people growing tired of the attractional models established by the founders of the roman catholic church...

on that note, even the catholic church is trying to strum up their business by focusing on their exorcisms, opening classes to a whole new slew of exorcists....i think the versatility of christianity and it's adherents is being overlooked by such a statement...if anything christianity has demonstrated it can last through anything, changes with it's times and out molded traditions fall away generating more welcoming ideals to suit the worship style of the generation claiming it.

the fundamentalists are losing their grip...it's not ending christianity, but making it a more user friendly format.