There was a time when we assumed that religion, much like CDs and plimsoll shoes, was doomed to fade into the annals of the past. Yet, as the fashions of the early 2000s have been enjoying a revival, a recent poll has revealed that belief in God is also back in vogue.
According to YouGov, belief in God among 18 to 24-year-olds in Britain has more than doubled, from 16 per cent in 2021 to 37 per cent in 2025. Let that sink in: while our parents’ generation raged against the machine, casting off the shackles of organised religion and swearing off Sunday services, today’s youth is rebelling in their own way – by turning to that very same faith.
