> I'm not saying zero Christians adopt, but adoption is a small minority [0] (5% adopt) and in decline [1]. > [0] - https://adoption.org/who-adopts-the-most ht

> I'm not saying zero Christians adopt, but adoption is a small minority [0] (5% adopt) and in decline [1]. > [0] - https://adoption.org/who-adopts-the-most https://adoption.org/who-adopts-the-most The article you linked says that "5 percent of practicing Christians in the United States have adopted, which is more than twice the number of all adults who have adopted." So Christians are more than twice as likely to adopt as anyone else, is that correct? I'm not even Christian but the data does not appear to align with the sentiment you're presenting. The fact the religious adopt at such a comparatively high rate is actually admirable; that requires a much more significant sacrifice compared to just aborting the baby.