Religion In Aust post '45 + Contemp Aboriginal Spirituality

variants of same religion (e.g. Catholics and protestants) quarrelling

Different Christian denominations working together, sharing resources, finding common ground

The term given to a society (like Australia) that has moved from being very religious, to not especially religious

The term given to cooperation, meetings, discussions and events involving adherents from different religious traditions.

variants of same religion (e.g. Catholics and protestants) quarrelling

Different Christian denominations working together, sharing resources, finding common ground

The term given to a society (like Australia) that has moved from being very religious, to not especially religious

The term given to cooperation, meetings, discussions and events involving adherents from different religious traditions.

variants of same religion (e.g. Catholics and protestants) quarrelling

Different Christian denominations working together, sharing resources, finding common ground

The term given to a society (like Australia) that has moved from being very religious, to not especially religious

The term given to cooperation, meetings, discussions and events involving adherents from different religious traditions.

variants of same religion (e.g. Catholics and protestants) quarrelling

Different Christian denominations working together, sharing resources, finding common ground

The term given to a society (like Australia) that has moved from being very religious, to not especially religious

The term given to cooperation, meetings, discussions and events involving adherents from different religious traditions.

1955

1965

1975

1985

Secular praying

Multifaith worship

Interfaith dialogue

Ecumenical activity

Ecumenism

Secularisation

Reconciliation

Interfaith dialogue

The formation of the Uniting Church in 1977

Joint social welfare work of the Christian churches in Australia

The Reconciliation walk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge in 2000

Joint statements on homelessness by representatives of religious traditions

Australians who claim to be Christian

Australians who claim to have no religion

Australians who claim adherence to a religion other than Christianity

Australians who decline to answer census questions about religion.

The dominance of Christianity since colonial times

Waves of immigration

Interfaith dialogue

Secularism