Christian nationalism in Britain driven by infrequent churchgoers, report finds
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A report by the thinktank Theos reveals that Christian nationalism in Britain is primarily driven by individuals who rarely attend church but are focused on defending the country’s Christian heritage. The survey identified five distinct groups within the UK based on their attitudes toward Christianity and Britishness, challenging the notion that the rising visibility of religious symbols reflects a church revival.
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