Generation no–religion: what the data really shows about youth religiosity
Are most young people rejecting religion? Guest Blogger Charlotte Hobson on the complexities of measuring religious affiliation, belief and practice among young people.
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Are most young people rejecting religion? Guest Blogger Charlotte Hobson on the complexities of measuring religious affiliation, belief and practice among young people.
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