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The Place of Religion in British Society
Objective:
Students will explore how religion influences modern British society by examining census data from 2001, 2011, and 2021, and reflecting on patterns of religious belief and identity.

Activities:
Data Interpretation:
Students will analyze census data from 2001, 2011, and 2021 on religious affiliation in the UK.

They will identify key trends, such as the decline of Christianity, the rise in people reporting “no religion,” and the growth of other faiths including Islam, Hinduism, and Sikhism.

Students will discuss what these shifts suggest about changing cultural and social attitudes in Britain.

Class Discussion:

Discussion on the role of religion in public life, including education, holidays, and law.

Creative Task – Newspaper Article:

Students will write a short newspaper article titled “Religious Belief in the UK Today”.

The article will include:

Summary of the census data and what it reveals.

Quotes or imagined interviews from individuals with differing beliefs.

A reflection on how these changes impact national identity and social cohesion.

Key Takeaways:
The UK is becoming more religiously diverse and secular.
Understanding this shift is crucial to engaging with questions about national identity, community, and coexistence.

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An Introduction to Religious Studies

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