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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/the-future-of-world-religions-121
 ">The Future of World Religions</a>\nHome Speakers Programme Information V
 eranstaltungsort Preise Documentation Four decades ago\, it seemed as if r
 eligions' influence on society was decreasing. Yet\, religion is playing a
 n even more important role today. Alan Cooperman of the Pew Research Cente
 r has got the numbers: the ranks of the religiously unaffiliated are shrin
 king worldwide. At the GDI\, Cooperman will offer a global outlook on the 
 future of world religions. Based on demographic and migration data\, he wi
 ll predict which ones are expanding\, which ones are declining – and sta
 te the consequences for society\, politics and the economy. If current glo
 bal trends continue\, he forecasts developments for 2050 such as:Muslims w
 ill make up 10% of the overall population in Europe and will nearly equal 
 Christians worldwide\;four out of ten Christians in the world will live in
  poor sub-Saharan Africa\;the Hindu and Jewish populations will be larger 
 than they are today. How will these trends affect Western societies? How w
 ill they influence global trade relations? And how will they change global
  politics? Speakers Alan Cooperman USA Director of religion research at th
 e Pew Research Center\, a US-based non-hyphen partisan “fact tank”. Co
 operman is an expert on religion’s role in US politics and has reported 
 on religion in Russia\, the Middle East and Europe. He is a former editor 
 and reporter at The Washington Post. Norbert Bolz Germany Professor of Med
 ia Studies at the Technical University of Berlin\, zeitgeistphilosopher an
 d trend analyst. Bolz is an important thinker on cultural development and 
 author of numerous publications on media\, marketing and communication. Da
 vid Bosshart Switzerland Dr. David Bosshart was CEO of the GDI Gottlieb Du
 ttweiler Institute for consumption\, economic and social studies from 1999
  to 2020. Since 2020 he has been President of the Gottlieb and Adele Duttw
 eiler Foundation. Programme [...]
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LOCATION:GDI Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute\, Langhaldenstrasse 21\, 8803 R
 üschlikon\, Switzerland
SUMMARY:The Future of World Religions
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/the-future-of-wo
 rld-religions-121">The Future of World Religions</a>\nHome Speakers Progra
 mme Information Veranstaltungsort Preise Documentation Four decades ago\, 
 it seemed as if religions' influence on society was decreasing. Yet\, reli
 gion is playing an even more important role today. Alan Cooperman of the P
 ew Research Center has got the numbers: the ranks of the religiously unaff
 iliated are shrinking worldwide. At the GDI\, Cooperman will offer a globa
 l outlook on the future of world religions. Based on demographic and migra
 tion data\, he will predict which ones are expanding\, which ones are decl
 ining – and state the consequences for society\, politics and the econom
 y. If current global trends continue\, he forecasts developments for 2050 
 such as:Muslims will make up 10% of the overall population in Europe and w
 ill nearly equal Christians worldwide\;four out of ten Christians in the w
 orld will live in poor sub-Saharan Africa\;the Hindu and Jewish population
 s will be larger than they are today. How will these trends affect Western
  societies? How will they influence global trade relations? And how will t
 hey change global politics? Speakers Alan Cooperman USA Director of religi
 on research at the Pew Research Center\, a US-based non-hyphen partisan 
 “fact tank”. Cooperman is an expert on religion’s role in US politic
 s and has reported on religion in Russia\, the Middle East and Europe. He 
 is a former editor and reporter at The Washington Post. Norbert Bolz Germa
 ny Professor of Media Studies at the Technical University of Berlin\, zeit
 geistphilosopher and trend analyst. Bolz is an important thinker on cultur
 al development and author of numerous publications on media\, marketing an
 d communication. David Bosshart Switzerland Dr. David Bosshart was CEO of 
 the GDI Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute for consumption\, economic and socia
 l studies from 1999 to 2020. Since 2020 he has been President of the Gottl
 ieb and Adele Duttweiler Foundation. Programme [...]
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