United Kingdom, collapse of the faithful: Christians are now less than 50%. Non-religious boom

LONDON – For the first time since the Middle Ages, Christians fall below 50% in Britain. And there is a boom in people who define themselves as “non-religious”: from 25.2% in 2011, when they were 14.1 million, now according to the latest ten-year census published in these hours (2021 data) they are even 37.2% , or 22.2 million, for an increase of 12%. In short,