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>religious/political (can't really separate them at this point in history) In the US this is still true (idk anything about other countries' politics)

• nicoburns 1y ago
  Religion has a relatively minor influence on UK politics these days. 37% of people are non-religious. 46% identify as Christians, but only 10% actually attend Church. And the majority of those Christians belong to moderate denominations whose politics isn't that different to that of the general population.
  • growlNark 1y ago
    Eh even the nonreligious are still pretty culturally christian. This especially bubbles up during conversations about immigration
  • ahmeneeroe-v2 1y ago
    Politics is still religion. the "free market" religion, the "climate change" religion, etc.