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Religion to be multi-ethnic in faith shift

David Voas of the University of Essex believes that the strongest areas of religious growth will be Islam and 'black-majority' churches. Read the piece in full here.

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Posted 9 February 2015

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Beyond “Christian nationalism”: Measuring attitudes to Christianity and Britishness today

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