Religion In Australia Since 1945

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The document outlines changes in religious adherence in Australia from 1945 to the present based on census data. It discusses Christianity as the major tradition, with Catholic and Anglican being the most common affiliations. It also examines factors influencing denominational switching like proselytizing and technology, the rise of new religions, secularism, and the impact of organizations like the National Council of Churches.

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