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Acceleration of 21st century desecularization (view source)
Revision as of 22:02, August 9, 2016
, 22:02, August 9, 2016→Desecularization and Europe
*[[British atheism#Signs pointing towards a dramatic decline of British atheism in the 21st century|Signs pointing towards a decline of British atheism in the 21st century]]
*[[British atheism#Signs pointing towards a dramatic decline of British atheism in the 21st century|Signs pointing towards a decline of British atheism in the 21st century]]
== A sign of desecularization and the ending of secularization in Britain ==
''See also:'' [[British atheism]]
The news website ''Premier'' reported in 2016:
{{Cquote|The decline in the number of people calling themselves Christians has halted, new figures suggest.
A small increase in the percentage of Brits who classify themselves as followers of Christ has been found in the British Social Attitudes Survey.
The report, which is published every year, has not been official released but the Sunday Telegraph has reported some of its findings.
The amount of Brits who say they are Christian has increase in the past year from 42 per cent to 43 per cent, it says.
Such a small change is within the margin of error in surveys but if it is to be believed it shows a decade long decline in Christianity has levelled off.<ref>[http://www.premier.org.uk/News/UK/Decline-in-UK-Christianity-halts Decline in UK Christianity 'halts'], Prremier</ref>}}
== Growth of underlying factors related to desecularization ==
== Growth of underlying factors related to desecularization ==