

@conradhackett Conrad Have you commented or analysed the data of the Quiet Revival research. Would value your input. Thanks as always.
Conrad Hackett
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@conradhackett Conrad Have you commented or analysed the data of the Quiet Revival research. Would value your input. Thanks as always.





Do you know a social scientist persuaded there's a religious resurgence happening in the UK or US? I'm looking for a panelist or two to make an empirical case for revival in a session at the Soc. for the Scientific Study of Religion meeting. sssreligion.org/annual-meeting…


Do you know a social scientist persuaded there's a religious resurgence happening in the UK or US? I'm looking for a panelist or two to make an empirical case for revival in a session at the Soc. for the Scientific Study of Religion meeting. sssreligion.org/annual-meeting…




I honestly cannot explain this. Before the strikes on Iran, Republican voters were overwhelmingly opposed to U.S. involvement in a conflict between Israel and Iran. A survey by YouGov and The Economist found that only 23% of Republicans supported U.S. military involvement, while 53% opposed it. However, attitudes shifted almost immediately after Trump ordered U.S. airstrikes on Iran. A survey conducted after Trump’s bombing campaign showed support climbing to 85% among Republicans. For me, this rapid reversal illustrates one thing — Trump has transformed the Republican Party into a cult, where people follow not principles, but a man.


While there are near-record numbers converting to Catholicism in some regions in the US, there’s no conclusive statistical answer. Full article: ow.ly/Ivaa50Yw4Mg
