While we're on the subject
Jan. 28th, 2010 04:58 pmClearing out a few bookmarks:
An Australian poll held in December last year gives a picture of our faith today: "God is not dead in Australia. Rumours of his failing powers are exaggerated. Disbelief is growing, but God thrives. The default setting of this country is faith. We are not the rational country we thought we were. More Australians believe in miracles, angels, heaven and ESP than in Darwin's theory of evolution." Plus some analysis.
In the meantime, though, new UK research shows significant decline in institutional Christianity - you can find the full report at the British Social Attitudes survey site.
An Australian poll held in December last year gives a picture of our faith today: "God is not dead in Australia. Rumours of his failing powers are exaggerated. Disbelief is growing, but God thrives. The default setting of this country is faith. We are not the rational country we thought we were. More Australians believe in miracles, angels, heaven and ESP than in Darwin's theory of evolution." Plus some analysis.
In the meantime, though, new UK research shows significant decline in institutional Christianity - you can find the full report at the British Social Attitudes survey site.