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Percentages Of People Of Different Religions
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What are the percentages of different religions in the UK
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The census data has a problem with it.
the question put was "What is your religion?' In practice many people will have answered with a religion that they had been brought up in rather than one they actually participate in.
So according to the survey 60% are Christian
yet only 45% of Britons believe in God
http:// ukpolli ngrepor t.co.uk /blog/a rchives /1030
and only 10% go to church regularly
http:// news.bb c.co.uk /1/hi/u k/65204 63.stm
So you have to be careful what you mean
the question put was "What is your religion?' In practice many people will have answered with a religion that they had been brought up in rather than one they actually participate in.
So according to the survey 60% are Christian
yet only 45% of Britons believe in God
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and only 10% go to church regularly
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So you have to be careful what you mean
What about all those millions of people that put "Christian" on the Census but never attend any church services, even their own wedding, don't have their kids baptised, or show any connection with any organised religions whatsoever ?
In what particular way are they "Christians" ?
I worked on the Census in 2011 and helped 100's of people to complete the form. ( I must admit that it came as a bit of a shock to discover how many people were functionally illiterate ) When it came to the religious question, most people looked non-plussed and then said "Christian I suppose "
In what particular way are they "Christians" ?
I worked on the Census in 2011 and helped 100's of people to complete the form. ( I must admit that it came as a bit of a shock to discover how many people were functionally illiterate ) When it came to the religious question, most people looked non-plussed and then said "Christian I suppose "
I'll always remember a question on BBC One's Sunday Morning Live religious debate show that went: "Is it possible to be a Christian but not believe in God?"
If people genuinely think that an answer to that question of "yes" is possible, then there are always going to be more "Christians" in surveys than is the true number. Surveys tend to have errors associated with their figures - I wonder how much this error affects things.
If people genuinely think that an answer to that question of "yes" is possible, then there are always going to be more "Christians" in surveys than is the true number. Surveys tend to have errors associated with their figures - I wonder how much this error affects things.
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