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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 …
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.
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.
My high school was the same. Religion was simply not an issue. University was the first time since primary school that I met properly religious people. It was a shock to me.
In my primary school all the pupils would sit and belt out hymns in assembly with only a faint clue what they were about
It was years after school that I realised that the schools prefixed with "St" we're Catholic schools. Didn't even register while I was at school.
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