Identifying as Christian to Defend Tradition, but Rarely Going to Church

Identifying as Christian to Defend Tradition, but Rarely Going to Church

April 2026 survey of 1,765 adults by Theos classed 11% as Christian nationalists, its term 'identity integrationists.' Of that group, 81% said they were Christian, but only 13% went to church weekly, like fans who rarely go to games, near the 11% average. Theos says defending Christian heritage drives them; 90% link being Christian to that defence.

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