Eddie You can email them to c.d.field@bham.ac.uk Best wishes. Clive
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Hi. Who do we email data reports to?
Dear Deborah BRIN has not looked into this, but I am hopeful that you may be able to find this…
Hello, Do you happen to have a breakdown of the Religious affiliation of the Roma/Gypsy population in the UK? For…
Thanks for your query. There are no recent British data on these topics which spring to mind, at least so…
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3 responses to “Influence of the Bible”
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[…] the Telegraph earlier today, I thought cool, the research sounds interesting, I’ll wait for BRIN to do all the hard work and break it into nice bite size chunks for me, and they’ve duly […]
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[…] From BRIN In this special year of celebration (the quatercentenary of the Authorized or King James Version), a slim majority (54%) of Britons think the Bible is an important book, even though nearly seven in eight of them freely admit that they do not read it that often. This is one of the principal findings from an opinion poll released on 13 May and carried out by ComRes for the Bible Society. Fieldwork was conducted online on 1-3 April 2011, among a representative sample of 2,379 adults aged 18 and over throughout Great Britain. Asked how significant the Bible was to them personally, 8% said that it is a very important book, which they claimed to read often and which enriched their lives. The proportion was highest with 18-34s (14%), Londoners (17%), and those from the public sector (15%, virtually twice the figure for the private sector). 46% described it as an important book, which they read infrequently but which had some valuable things to say. The percentage rose steadily with age, from 29% among the 18-24s to 61% for the over-65s. 42% considered the Bible to be unimportant, not really affecting their lives, with a regional high of 55% in Wales and a low of 32% in London, albeit the over-65s (29%) recorded the smallest figure for any demographic sub-group. 4% branded the Bible a dangerous book which should be ignored, the 18-24s (12%) particularly taking this line. Read here […]
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