According to the passage, how does the Kendal project's findings challenge the idea of secularisation?
The Kendal project found that religion is transforming rather than declining, with people combining multiple elements and faiths rather than completely abandoning religion
How does the passage describe the role of religion in the UK government and culture?
Religion still holds significant cultural relevance, with over 4,000Church of England schools, Anglican bishops in the House of Lords, and Christianity embedded in public broadcasting and the coronation of the monarch
How do the arguments of Berger, Stark and Bainbridge challenge the secularisation theory?
They argue that secularisation is an ethnocentric Western argument that does not apply globally, and that religiosity remains constant as people are naturally religious