Pat Ashworth, journalist for The Church Times, writes about Theos’ latest report, ‘The Nones: who are they and what do they believe?’ 25/11/2022
MORE than half the adults in Britain identify themselves as having no religion — but that doesn’t mean that they have no religious belief, or that they are hostile to religion, an in–depth study from the think tank Theos suggests.
Its three–year investigation, carried out in conjunction with the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion, found a more subtle and nuanced picture of what it means to be non–religious than the statistic of 53 per cent would suggest. One third of “Nones” disagreed that “Religion has no place in the modern world.”
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