Which of these other religions will survive the millenium?

[Sol]

Well?

[Blue3]

It's not multiple choice.

But probably all. Especially as populations continue to grow, and religious tolerance remains an ideal (or external pressure).

Out of these, the most endangered are Zoroastrianism and Druze. But they've survived for a long time, and I'm sure they'll continue to.

[UWS]

I think Sikhsm will survive the millenium as it is largely influent notably in India, the most populated country in the world (though it is not adopted by the overwhelming majority of Indians) and in Pakistan and Indian Subcontinent

[RINO Tom]

Survive as in they at least have like a couple thousand adherents??  Definitely all of them.

[Blue3]

I think Sikhsm will survive the millenium as it is largely influent notably in India, the most populated country in the world (though it is not adopted by the overwhelming majority of Indians) and in Pakistan and Indian Subcontinent

Sikhism is also the 5th largest religion in the world (behind only Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism). Sometimes things like "Folk Religions" are places ahead of it, but Folk Religions is a very broad category of countless belief systems spread over all inhabited continents.

[vitoNova]

Islam will be the next mental illness to afflict the world.

Just sayin'

[RINO Tom]

Islam will be the next mental illness to afflict the world.

Just sayin'

Edgyyyyyyy!

[satsuma]

Yeah Zoroastrianism has been diminished by the relative decline of its "cradle" members, but given its long history, there's the chance that Iranians revive it.

For many of these, it seems to mostly depend on how durable is the human impulse towards "pagan" rituals, and whether people will continue to remember their culturally distinctive witchy traditions. There's a good chance everything survives, but some strengthened, others weakened.

[Samof94]

I think Sikhsm will survive the millenium as it is largely influent notably in India, the most populated country in the world (though it is not adopted by the overwhelming majority of Indians) and in Pakistan and Indian Subcontinent

I mean, more Sikhs exist than Jews.