Talk:List of Christian denominations by number of members

Due of how their holy leader favoring invading Ukraine proper, and how this effects on their Churches in unoccupied Ukrainian soil.

But clearly a secular Wikipedia website, where be providing non-biased sources from first and secondary accounts.

Now, I just wanted to make sure to be neutral, by moving another partially-recognized Orthodox Church into the right spot, as well put it's ambiguous rival at top OCA, based on how many members it has, not by holy recognition.

We should impose a limit on how far we break these down, because as stands the "Eastern Catholic Churches" section is an entire page of my browser.

Before User:Checco's edit, the article simply mentioned Protestantism in the lede and I have restored that.

As the closer of the RfC, User:StAnselm pointed out, it is problematic to mention the theory of a via media in the lede, which is not embraced by all Anglicans themselves (see Exhibit D), and which means different things to different Anglicans (historically, the via media referred to a middle way between Lutheranism and Reformed Christianity).

Thank you, AnupamTalk 17:55, 30 October 2024 (UTC)[reply] ReferencesThe pie chart based on World Christian Database, which has been repeatedly edited without consensus, is quite problematic.

-- Checco (talk) 21:48, 31 October 2024 (UTC)[reply] Additionally, as User:StAnselm indirectly pointed out, percentages are original research.

--Checco (talk) 22:05, 31 October 2024 (UTC)[reply] I noticed that Community of Christ is in the Nontrinitarian Restorationism category.

I'm not sure how to clearly represent this on the list... Contagious Owl (talk) 05:31, 7 November 2024 (UTC)[reply] The new 2024 is a bit odd… it numbers “independent” as different from Protestant, but that’s debatable, I guess.

That is why I proposed and enacted the rule according to which Protestant denominations should have at least 0.2 million members to be added to the list.