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Religion in Modern Britain bears all the hallmarks of Bruce's writing: it is concise, carefully structured and admirably clear. There can be no doubt about what Bruce is saying.

Religion in Modern Britain bears all the hallmarks of Bruce's writing: it is concise, carefully structured and admirably clear. Anyone who reads through these chapters will acquire useful and accurate information about the nature of religion in modern Britain.

Religion in Modern Britain. Oxford University Press, 1995. xii + 143 pp. William L. Sachs (a1). Books by Steve Bruce.

Beginning with a brief history of religion in Britain, the book goes on to survey the main religious groupings today, their beliefs and their organization.

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Religion in Britain has suffered an immense decline since the 1950s. Four in five britons want religion to be private, not public, and have no place in politics. All indicators show a continued secularization of British society in line with other European countries such as France. The latest published results are for 2009 and show that 'No religion' was stated by 5. % of the UK population

Religion in modern Britain. Your Bibliography: Bruce, S. (1995). Religion in modern Britain.

Bruce, S. Press - Oxford In-text: (Bruce, 1995). 1st ed. Oxford : Oxford Univ. Bruce, S. Religion in the modern world. In-text: (Bruce, 2010). (2010). Oxford: Oxford Univ.

Pre-Roman forms of religion in Britain included various forms of ancestor worship and paganism the case for secularisation

Pre-Roman forms of religion in Britain included various forms of ancestor worship and paganism. Little is known about the details of such religions (see British paganism). Forms of Christianity have influenced religious life in what is now the United Kingdom for over 1,400 years. It was introduced by the Romans to what is now England, Wales, and Southern Scotland. the case for secularisation Statistics. Religious affiliations.

Steve Bruce is Professor of Sociology at the University of Aberdeen.

Early modern Britain. Part of a series on the. History of the British Isles. They attempted armed invasions to conquer Britain. Anthony, Pagden (1998). The Origins of Empire, The Oxford History of the British Empire. Oxford University Press. The major Jacobite Rebellions in 1715 and 1745 were speedily suppressed. Their defeat at the Battle of Culloden in 1746 ending any realistic hope of a Stuart restoration  . p. 92. ^ James, Lawrence (2001). The Rise and Fall of the British Empire.