[exnavychick]

Wowee. That's pretty incredible. They really are pretty darn secular if supposed Christians can't even identify the basic facts surrounding Jesus Christ.

I'm stunned.

[Grendel9]

It will be that way HERE, too, if we don't
take steps to deter the inroads the ACLU
and other ultra-liberal groups are marking
in our schools.

[Chummy]

One must wonder to whom they implore to save their Queen when they sing their national anthem.

[AndyStevenson]

So, who wants to be a missionary to England?

[DManA]

That's about right. Easter is about 3X more important than Christmas.

[Semper Paratus]

Nearly a third of Britons do not know that Jesus was born in Bethlehem

I bet more than that can name everbody who claims to have "Known" Princess Di.

[Recovering_Democrat]

But a striking 85 per cent knew that the event Christians believe occurred on the first Easter Day was the Resurrection.

At least the most important element of Christianity hasn't been forgotten.

[NYer]

The findings of the survey conducted by YouGov will underline the fears of many Church leaders that Britain is increasingly secular and can no longer be confidently described as Christian.

In other words, the government can now point to the survey and justify the islamification of Great Britain.

Catholic Ping - please freepmail me if you want on/off this list

[DWPittelli]

You may all disagree with me, and I have no special expertise in this field, but I don't think one has to accept the Nativity stories of 2 of the Gospels (e.g., Bethlehem) to be a believing Christian.

[woofie]

You sure its not Cincinatti?