beware fallacies we take for granted The 2016 census cost the Australian tax payer a small fortune. Despite issues with online data collection, the 2016 census results have been declared sound. They now offer a valuable resource for all businesses. The census found that nearly 30% of Australians identify as having no religion. There are, […]

beware fallacies we take for granted The 2016 census cost the Australian tax payer a small fortune. Despite issues with online data collection, the 2016 census results have been declared sound. They now offer a valuable resource for all businesses. The census found that nearly 30% of Australians identify as having no religion. There are, of course, many more who identify as being Christian or another religion despite never attending church. Indeed, other research has found that only 15% of Australians go to a place of worship more than once a month. Only 22.6% of Australians identify as Catholic, and 13.3% identify as Anglican. This brings into question the notion that Australia is a Christian nation. Perhaps the most interesting finding of the census was that only 2.6% of Australians identify as Muslim. So much for the Islamic invasion. There is no Muslin or Islamic invasion. Australia is an increasingly…