That’s what a friend of mine said at a wedding a while back, as he beheld the hordes of lil’ Catholics running about. I think he was sort of joking, but if this is right, then maybe not so much.
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One “secular” explanation for the rise of Christianity is the early Christians’ tendencies towards adopting abandoned infant girls, and not exposing their own in the first place. Pagan men eventually had nobody to marry but Christian women like St. Monica.
It’ll be interesting to see if this plays out the same in China or India.