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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Brexit as a Social Cleavage: Attitudes to Immigration and Race in Britain, 2018

Variable Details

Variableprofile_religion
LabelReligious affiliation
Responses
1 No, I do not regard myself as belonging to any particular re 1237
2 Yes - Church of England/Anglican/Episcopal 649
3 Yes - Roman Catholic 194
4 Yes - Presbyterian/Church of Scotland 53
5 Yes - Methodist 54
6 Yes - Baptist 25
7 Yes - United Reformed Church 8
8 Yes - Free Presbyterian 4
9 Yes - Brethren 1
10 Yes - Judaism 22
11 Yes - Hinduism 13
12 Yes - Islam 39
13 Yes - Sikhism 4
14 Yes - Buddhism 14
15 Yes - Other 61
16 Prefer not to say 77
17 Yes – Orthodox Christian 19
18 Yes - Pentecostal (e.g. Assemblies of God, Elim Pentecostal 16
19 Yes - Evangelical – independent/non-denominational (e.g. FIE 29
98 Skipped 2
99 Not Asked 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBrexit as a Social Cleavage: Attitudes to Immigration and Race in Britain, 2018
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