The Methodist movement is a denomination of Christianity which was born in the 18th century with John Wesley, a Church of England cleric and evangelist who sparked a revival through preaching to ordinary people outside the church. It later blossomed into its own denomination after Wesley’s death and is now widespread across the world
Hinduism, whose adherents make up 15% of the global population, is a not single religion comparable to Abrahamic faiths, with a founder and canonical text. It is rather a family of traditions that can be understood as a network of related beliefs and practices rather than a formal religion
Fact sheet on Christianity, with 2.5 followers – 30% of the global population. Facts, stats, beliefs, customs, church denominations and key controversies.
Antisemitism is prejudice against Jews based on race, nationality, religion or culture. A long-standing hatred, it has recently become more prominent in Western countries, including the UK
Detailed look at Home Office hate crime figures for 2018-19 ENGLAND AND WALES Hate crime is defined as “any criminal […]
The nonreligious are people who identify as not having any religion. In Britain, this group has been steadily growing in size and they made up between 25 and 32% of the population in the last census