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	title:	Religion in Britain Since 1945: Believing Without Belonging (Making Contemporary Britain)
	author:	Grace Davie
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	WileyBlackwell
	released:	September 19, 1994
	isbn:	0631184449
	isbn-13:	9780631184447

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Stats with useful commentary - Rated If you want stats with useful commentary... this is it! Statistics on every aspect of Christianities ties with England... Church numbers, qty of churches and congregations, numbers of clergy, with some insightful text and well written notes on what it might mean, plus some commentary on why some of the decline of the Church of England has happened and quite the astonishing rate it has. All stats are broken down into sub-groups and denominations and presented over time since 1945. There are some minimal statistics on non-Christian religions, but the bulk is about Christianity.

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Stats with useful commentary - Rated 5/5
If you want stats with useful commentary... this is it! Statistics on every aspect of Christianities ties with England... Church numbers, qty of churches and congregations, numbers of clergy, with some insightful text and well written notes on what it might mean, plus some commentary on why some of the decline of the Church of England has happened and quite the astonishing rate it has. All stats are broken down into sub-groups and denominations and presented over time since 1945.