<p class="text-align-justify">In the Citizenship Survey 2007/8, respondents were asked to choose from thirteen alternatives that were essential to their identity. While family came in first place with 97% votes, the interest came in second with 87% votes, and religion came in last with 48% of votes. People of all age groups put religion at the bottom, except for those aged 65 and over. Religion came in thirteenth place as a significant component in Christians' identity.<br />
The church attendance has also seen to be decreasing. On every given Sunday in1980, 5,201,300 individuals, or 11.1 % of the population of the UK went to Church, however by 2005, that number dropped to 3,166,200, about 6.3 % of the population of the UK. Furthermore, in 2019, as per the Church of England report, 600,000 adults or less than 1% of the UK population attended Sunday Services.<br />
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