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Currently, there are many evangelical Christians and Muslims moving to secular regions (See: [[Growth of evangelical Christianity in irreligious regions]]). | Currently, there are many evangelical Christians and Muslims moving to secular regions (See: [[Growth of evangelical Christianity in irreligious regions]]). | ||
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Revision as of 18:55, October 2, 2019
According to British anthropologist Edward Dutton, religious people are more likely to migrate (there are various reasons postulated, but remains unclear why this is so).[1]
This partly explains why the British people who left Britain in the colonial period were more religious.
Currently, there are many evangelical Christians and Muslims moving to secular regions (See: Growth of evangelical Christianity in irreligious regions).