(Madeleine Teahan. CNA).
Catholic bishops in Scotland have said that new data indicating that the majority of Scots have no religion comes as no surprise.
Census results from the year 2022 on ethnicity, identity, and religion in Scotland were released on May 21, revealing that 51.1% of respondents to the census claimed they had “no religion” compared with 36.7% of respondents in 2011.
The religiously unaffiliated — or “nones” as they are often referred to — now also make up the largest religious category in the U.S., according to a new report by the Pew Research Center.