In my school, religious studies was compulsory for the first 3 years. Even aged 11-14, we, almost universally, considered it a joke. If you were religious, then you were going to get teased for it. You would be considered odd.
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It is amazing that so many Americans find it so hard to understand that in the UK a large chunk of the population simply don't think anything at all about religion. Non-belief, apathy, etc., is just the default position.https://twitter.com/noelplum/status/989139721942130689 …
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Of course, my experience isn't universal - it makes a big difference where you live, etc. Nevertheless, for a big chunk of the UK population, religion, and the issue of belief versus disbelief, simply isn't on people's radar. It's not part of the zeitgeist.
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Dude, they find it hard to believe that about their fellow citizens (like me).
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