Kimmo Ketola
@khketola.bsky.social
Sociologist of religion, a quantitative data enthusiast and a fan of humanist scholarship.
Researcher (PhD, Docent) at the Church Institute for Research and Advanced Training, Helsinki.
Researcher (PhD, Docent) at the Church Institute for Research and Advanced Training, Helsinki.
Reposted by Kimmo Ketola
Toinen Rajalla-podcastin jakso ulkona. Mukana @marjokiljunen.bsky.social, @larilohikoski.fi & minun lisäksi @khketola.bsky.social. Keskustelussa valittuja nostoja "#Kirkko epävarmuuksien ajassa"-tutkimuksesta, mm. nuorten miesten ja naisten uskonnollisuuden eroista. open.spotify.com/episode/6EVA...
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December 9, 2024 at 5:56 PM
Toinen Rajalla-podcastin jakso ulkona. Mukana @marjokiljunen.bsky.social, @larilohikoski.fi & minun lisäksi @khketola.bsky.social. Keskustelussa valittuja nostoja "#Kirkko epävarmuuksien ajassa"-tutkimuksesta, mm. nuorten miesten ja naisten uskonnollisuuden eroista. open.spotify.com/episode/6EVA...
Reposted by Kimmo Ketola
I spoke with the BBC about global religion -
What share of people have a religion?
How is Pew revising how we measure this?
Will Africa's high fertility & highly religious populations offset the growth of religious "nones" elsewhere?
What share of people have a religion?
How is Pew revising how we measure this?
Will Africa's high fertility & highly religious populations offset the growth of religious "nones" elsewhere?
More or Less - Do 85% of the world’s population practice a religion? - BBC Sounds
Counting religions across the globe – is the world getting more religious or less?
www.bbc.co.uk
September 23, 2024 at 9:33 PM
I spoke with the BBC about global religion -
What share of people have a religion?
How is Pew revising how we measure this?
Will Africa's high fertility & highly religious populations offset the growth of religious "nones" elsewhere?
What share of people have a religion?
How is Pew revising how we measure this?
Will Africa's high fertility & highly religious populations offset the growth of religious "nones" elsewhere?
Reposted by Kimmo Ketola
Women have always been a little more religious than men. That changed with those under 40.
Now we see women are more likely to be evangelical.
Men are more likely to be Catholic.
Men are much more likely to be atheists, as well.
www.graphsaboutreligion.com/p/a-deeper-d...
Now we see women are more likely to be evangelical.
Men are more likely to be Catholic.
Men are much more likely to be atheists, as well.
www.graphsaboutreligion.com/p/a-deeper-d...
A Deeper Dive into the Religious Gender Gap
Let me give you a “behind-the-scenes” look at how a story can wind its way through the media ecosystem.
www.graphsaboutreligion.com
November 27, 2024 at 1:08 PM
Women have always been a little more religious than men. That changed with those under 40.
Now we see women are more likely to be evangelical.
Men are more likely to be Catholic.
Men are much more likely to be atheists, as well.
www.graphsaboutreligion.com/p/a-deeper-d...
Now we see women are more likely to be evangelical.
Men are more likely to be Catholic.
Men are much more likely to be atheists, as well.
www.graphsaboutreligion.com/p/a-deeper-d...