Ben Clements analyses data from two different longitudinal surveys to identify some of the changes that have taken place in religious beliefs over time in Britain. The results show a complex picture, in which the largest decline has been a belief in God, while other religious beliefs have shown much less change.
He also looks at some of the variables in levels of belief, concluding that age and gender are significant, and shows variations in belief between different Christian groups.
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