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Christmas Carol Controversy: Robinson's Service Sparks Debate

Controversial figure Tommy Robinson organizes a Christian carol service, sparking debate among religious leaders. Despite concerns, church attendance is surging, particularly among Generation Z, indicating a broader cultural shift towards traditional faith expressions. This trend is also evident in the UKs Christian revival movement, led by American activist Charlie Kirks Turning Point, suggesting a desire for a religion that embraces cultural heritage and political correctness.

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