Two recent polls by YouGov are an interesting snapshot of the way Britains view the upcoming feast of the Nativity. According to one poll, 67% of those asked will not be attending Church during the Christmas season. Only 11% are planning to attend a Christmas Eve service, with 5% planning to go on Christmas day. [...]
19 readers participated in this month’s poll. I was surprised by some of the results. For example, an overwhelming number of participants understand “catholic” as meaning “universal”. I expected that in our OC/IC context more people would have viewed it in terms of a particular church. The, sacramental, Roman, and “orthoxy” options are interesting because [...]
Thursday I posted a video in which I mentioned that many of the people I’ve interviewed thus far for the Indie Voices Archive highlighted as one of our weakenesses that we are not very well known – and we don’t do a very good job of getting our message out. This is true afterall, but [...]
28 visitors participated in the most recent poll that asked about your Eucharistic theology. Before I play with the results, here is the breakdown: 68% (19 votes) agreed that the elements become the “real presence” of Christ at the consecration. 25% (7 votes) of those participating believe in transubstantiation. 7% (2 votes) said that the [...]
This month’s poll is taking off rather nicely. I’m looking forward to seeing how the final numbers shape up. What strikes me with the current stats however, is a question. The majority of respondents thus far prefer “real presence” . . . . What is it? I can think of more than one “theory” of [...]
22 of you participated in this last poll asking about inclusive language (Indie communities ought to use “inclusive language” both in worship and in Scriptures); here is the breakdown of how you voted: Yes – absolutely = 6 (27%)Yeah – OK = 3 (14%)No – definitely not = 3 (14%)I would prefer that we did [...]
Just a quick note if you have not already “voted” in this month’s poll (above) the booth closes in a few days on 31 May. Shortly thereafter I’ll have a reflection on the results, and a new question. Tweet
The results of this, our first poll, are in. Let me first point out that I’m not a statistician, not only that, I’m so mathematically challenged it is not funny. This by way of a caveat that says the following interpretation, while interesting, may not be the best interpretation. Here are the numbers: Poll question: [...]