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Political theorists, a pretty secular bunch, found themselves discussing Islamic headscarves, blasphemy laws, and religious education. Western governments, despairing at their inability to tackle chronic social problems of crime and drug abuse, discovered a new enthusiasm for faith-based charities and community programmes.<ref>[http://www.jubilee-centre.org/secularisation-is-it-inevitable-by-john-coffey/ Secularisation: is it inevitable?] by John Coffey</ref>}}

Political theorists, a pretty secular bunch, found themselves discussing Islamic headscarves, blasphemy laws, and religious education. Western governments, despairing at their inability to tackle chronic social problems of crime and drug abuse, discovered a new enthusiasm for faith-based charities and community programmes.<ref>[http://www.jubilee-centre.org/secularisation-is-it-inevitable-by-john-coffey/ Secularisation: is it inevitable?] by John Coffey</ref>}}

For more information, please see: [[Secular Europe|Growth of Christianity in secular Europe]]

For more information, please see: [[Secular Europe|Growth of Evangelical Christianity in secular Europe]]

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