Age and Beliefs - facts
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- Created on: 28-03-16 14:50
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- Age and Beliefs
- Older people are more likely to go to (Christian) Church
- Brierly (2005): average age of churchgoers in 1979 was 37, by 2005 it was 49
- In 2005 nearly 60% of churches had no attendees aged 15-19
- The number of Christians has fallen and this was largely for people aged under 60
- The number of people with no religion has increased across all age groups, particularly for those aged 20-24, and 40-44
- 2001 and 2011 census
- In the 2011 census there were less younger and more older Christians compared to the 2001 census
- Opposite age patterns being shown
- In the 2011 census there were more younger and less older Muslims compared to the 2011 census
- Opposite age patterns being shown
- In the 2011 census there were more younger and less older Muslims compared to the 2011 census
- In the 2011 census there were less younger and more older Christians compared to the 2001 census
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