Religious Studies - 6 - Christianity - Practices - 208 - Christianity in Britain Flashcards

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What is an atheist?

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An atheist believes there is no God.

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What is an agnostic?

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An agnostic is unsure whether there is a God.

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What challenges does the Christian Church face in twenty-first-century Britain?

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The Christian Church faces challenges such as declining relevance of beliefs, increasing atheism and agnosticism, and pluralism in religious traditions.

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What is the current religious landscape in Britain?

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The religious landscape in Britain is pluralist, with many people following a variety of religious traditions.

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What trend has been observed regarding attendance at Christian places of worship?

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Attendance at Christian places of worship has declined.

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How has the celebration of Christmas changed in contemporary Britain?

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Christmas is often celebrated without religious significance, focusing more on family and goodwill.

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True or False: Christianity is the only religion followed in twenty-first-century Britain.

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False.

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Fill in the blank: Many people in Britain today claim to be either _______ or agnostic.

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atheist.

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What was the largest religion in England and Wales according to the 2011 census?

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Christianity with 33.2 million people (59.3 percent of the population)

Christianity remained the largest religion despite falling numbers.

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Which religious group was the second largest in England and Wales in 2011?

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Muslims with 2.7 million people (4.8 percent of the population)

Muslims have grown in the last decade.

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What percentage of the population in England and Wales reported having no religion in 2011?

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25.1 percent

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What was the only voluntary question on the 2011 census?

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The religion question

7.2 percent of people did not answer this question.

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What percentage of the population identified as Christian in 2001?

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71.7 percent

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What was the percentage increase of people reporting no religion from 2001 to 2011?

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From 14.8 percent to 25.1 percent

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Which region in 2011 had the highest diversity in religious identification?

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London

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Which region had the highest proportion of Christians in 2011?

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North East and North West

17
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What was the percentage of people identifying as Hindu in 2011?

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1.5 percent

18
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Fill in the blank: The percentage of people identifying as Buddhist in 2011 was _______.

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0.4 percent

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Fill in the blank: In 2011, the percentage of people identifying as Sikh was _______.

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0.8 percent

20
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What percentage of the population in 2011 reported their religion as ‘not stated’?

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7.2 percent

21
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True or False: The number of Muslims in England and Wales increased from 3.0 percent to 4.8 percent between 2001 and 2011.