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National context, parental socialization, and the varying relationship between religious belief and practice
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The Dawkins effect? Celebrity scientists, (non)religious publics and changed attitudes to evolution
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Is the secularization research programme progressing? Debate on Jörg Stolz’s article on secularization theories in the 21st century: ideas, evidence, and problems
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Attitudes to evolution among Christians, Muslims and the Non-Religious in Britain: differential effects of religious and educational factors
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Stress levels among Anglican clergy: the beneficial effects of feeling supported
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Intentionality, numerical growth and the rural church
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Post-materialist religion: pagan identities and value change in modern Europe, by Mika T. Lassander -book review-
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Do social crises cause religious revivals? What British church adherence rates show
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Is the United States a counterexample to the secularization thesis?
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Psychological types and self-assessed leadership skills of clergy in the Church of England
Laura Watt and David Voas
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Religious involvement over the life course: problems of measurement and classification
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The normalization of non-religion: a reply to James Lewis
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Introduction for special section: attitudes: ontology, methodology, impact
Mark Elliot, David Voas, and Alison Park
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Does education develop or diminish spirituality in Taiwan?
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The world’s religions in figures: an introduction to international religious demography, by Todd M. Johnson and Brian J. Grim -book review-
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Afterword: some reflections on numbers in the study of religion
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Immigrant generation, religiosity and civic engagement in Britain
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Towards a sociology of attitudes
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Modernization and the gender gap in religiosity: evidence from cross-national European surveys
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European-born Muslims and religion
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Church growth in Britain: 1980 to the present, by D. J. Goodhew (ed.) -book review-
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The intergenerational transmission of religious services attendance
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Three puzzles of non-religion in Britain
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The intergenerational transmission of churchgoing in England and Australia
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Islam moves West: religious change in the first and second generations
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Secularization in Europe: religious change between and within birth cohorts
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The emergence of conspirituality
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Value liberalization or consumption: comment on Hirschle’s analysis of Ireland's economic boom and the decline in church attendance
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Vicarious religion: an examination and critique
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The maintenance and transformation of ethnicity: evidence on mixed partnerships in Britain