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Census: Christians a minority in England; non-religious grow
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The latest U.K. census has found that less than half of people in England and Wales consider themselves Christian. It is first time the country’s official religion has been followed
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The number of people identifying as Christian has dropped to just 46 percent of the population while those professing no religion has risen to 37 percent.
For the first time since 1801 when the United Kingdom took its first census, less than half of the population identify as Christian, while the share of individuals who say they have no religion has ...
For the first time in a census of England and Wales, fewer than half the population — 46.2% — described themselves as Christian in a 2021 headcount, the Office for National Statistics said Tuesday.
Fewer than half of people in England and Wales identify as Christian, according to census data released on Tuesday, underlining a landmark shift towards secularism in multicultural Britain.
The latest U.K. census has found that less than half of people in England and Wales consider themselves Christian. It is first time the country’s official religion has been followed
The number of self-professed Christians in England and Wales dipped below half of the population for the first time in census history, according to recently released statistics.
Christians are now a minority in England and Wales, while Muslim, Hindu and non-religious populations grow, according to census data released Tuesday. About 46% of people in England and Wales said th...
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