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Describe and briefly explain the variations in religious beliefs in the British Isles today.
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Describe and briefly explain the variations in religious beliefs in the British Isles today. Percentages Type of belief Great Britain Irish republic Northern Ireland Believe in God 69 95 95 Believe God is personally concerned 37 77 80 Believe the Bible is the 'actual' or 'inspired word of God' 44 78 81 % Believing in: Life after death Heaven Hell The Devil Religious miracles 55 54 28 28 45 80 80 53 49 73 78 78 74 69 77 This table shows the variation of religion throughout the British Isles. It is presented as a percentage of the population. Looking at this table, shows that there is little presence of religion within Great Britain opposed to both Northern and the Republic of Ireland, as only 69 percent of the Great Britain population are believers of God. This is relatively small compared to the Irish 95 percent. The variation between the British Isles is sustained throughout the table, suggesting that Great Britain have the lowest rate of religion and both the Republic and Northern Ireland average to have the highest. There are many reasons why such...
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