Changes

*England has fewer socially [[conservative]] thinkers and editors than in the U.S., perhaps due to England's [[atheist]]ic-controlled university system

*England has fewer socially [[conservative]] thinkers and editors than in the U.S., perhaps due to England's [[atheist]]ic-controlled university system

*[[gun control|Gun control]] dominates England -- negating a healthy attitude of [[self-defense]] -- in contrast with the United States

*[[gun control|Gun control]] dominates England -- negating a healthy attitude of [[self-defense]] -- in contrast with the United States

*Approximately 80% of people in the United Kingdom as a whole (which England is the dominant part) believe in the [[theory of evolution]], around twice the percentage in the United States.<ref>http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/08/060810-evolution.html</ref>.  

*Approximately 80% of people in the United Kingdom as a whole (which England is the dominant part) believe in the [[theory of evolution]], around twice the percentage in the United States.<ref>http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/08/060810-evolution.html</ref>   

*While there has been growth among evangelical churches, churches attendance a whole have been in sharp decline in England over the last fifty years and is much less when compared to the United States.  This increases secular influences and reduces christian guidance.

*While there has been growth among evangelical churches, churches attendance a whole have been in sharp decline in England over the last fifty years and is much less when compared to the United States.  This increases secular influences and reduces christian guidance.

*A state-run church that became a social bureaucracy over time

*A state-run church that became a social bureaucracy over time