Snr Research & Impact Mgr @BibleSociety
Co-director @CSMC_Durham
Associate @RidleyHall
PhD in Sociology of Religion
'Becoming Evangelical' out June 11th! Link ↓
@scottygb A way to stop people bypassing the 2 device limit? Presumably you can have two streaming at the same time but then unlimited watching offline downloads as they wouldn't be picked up?
so I don't think there's any reason to believe that the Bible Society, in some way or another, were putting a particularly favourable light from their point of view on the data."
Prof Sir John Curtice - "I've looked at the tables that YouGov provided to the Bible Society. It's perfectly clear that the Bible Society were reliably reporting the [Quiet Revival] data that were acquired for them by YouGov [cont]
@AlexDaugherty1 https://t.co/DKlF2N9xbt A poor US Cricket volunteer not realising the guy they were trying to teach how to bowl was one of the best bowlers of all time...
Have young men lost their ‘herd immunity’ to Christianity?
@theosnick and @robsymmons were quoted in the Times commenting on whether Gen Z men are becoming increasingly warm towards Christianity.
Read it here: https://t.co/UumUw4VrMx
Of course this is significant, but again this kind of reporting just brushes over the fact that no-one asked will actually be impacted by it. Three quarters of *adult* Britons support it.
It's difficult to survey children and young people, it's not difficult to say you haven't
Exactly this it has mass support among the public and supporters of all big parties back it - just 11% oppose. Speaking to parents in focus groups they are desperate for govt action because it’s so hard to do at individual parent level because it means your kid missing out.
@LukeTryl I will keep banging this drum but - Three quarters of *adult* Britons support it. None of these people would actually be directly affected by it, and children/young people are still Britons.
It may be from a different era of social media, but this from @zephoria remains brilliant. Young people long to just hang out offline, but adults have consistently found ways to ban it and forced them online - through necessity, not preference. https://t.co/eUScgff4iL
During austerity, 1,200 youth clubs were closed and funding was cut by 70%. Social media is a challenge, but just adding further restrictions to their lives is not the answer to addressing youth crises right now. https://t.co/Y6xpBqXCY4
I find myself agreeing with a lot of what Kemi Badenoch is saying about children and social media. It seems to me parents would welcome a cross-party consensus around much bolder action.
It's incredibly disappointing but entirely predictable of a politician to highlight the views of parents (=adults=voters) rather than the young people themselves. But as ever they are best kept out of the conversation, because they can't possibly have anything to contribute.