Christian Nationalism in Britain: The Churchgoing Gap

What happened

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Report breakdown

1. 0:00In The News

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2. 0:15Christian identity and religious practice

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3. 0:39Weekly church attendance

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4. 1:03Asylum and religious equality

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5. 1:30Five survey groups

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6. 2:00Illustrative London archive

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7. 2:17Defining Christian nationalism

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8. 2:41Survey methodology

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9. 3:10Limits of the findings

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Sources and credits

Reporting & references

• Theos, Beyond “Christian nationalism”: Measuring attitudes to Christianity and Britishness today (Nick Spencer and Yinxuan Huang)
• Original report
• RED C methodology
• The Guardian reporting
• Image credit: St Paul’s Cathedral – West front, JackPeasePhotography, February 19, 2015, via Wikimedia Commons. CC BY 2.0. Cropped and gently animated; illustrative archive, not a photograph of the study or its participants.
• creativecommons.org
• Illustrative video and flag thumbnail still: George Morina / Pexels, UK flag in London, July 5, 2023. Excerpt at original timing; not current rally footage or footage of survey respondents.
• pexels.com

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