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Discussing political prowess of a religion sometimes might lead to total bias. However, Philip Jenkins in his article “The Next Christianity” thoughtfully sketches out a certain insurgent power—both politically and socially—of the fast-growing millions Christians living the Earth’s South-half. Rather comparing the ideas and faith, Mr. Jenkins artfully chooses to discuss the next generation of Christianity upon the realm of actually power—head counts. Political success strongly rely on total head counts—how large the followers, population wise. Although bringing-up “head count” topic may seem irrelevant from the discussion; I believe the success of Reformation partly relied on the populous population of Germany at the time. Heavily populated, Germany was a very crucial