Abstract
THE Journal of Social Psychology (vol. 2, No. 4) has an article by Prof. Raymond Pearl discussing some points of psychological interest arising out of the American Census of Religious Bodies, 1926. His aim is to see if any evidence, other than that of general opinion, exists to support the view that there has been for some time past a gradual decay of religious influence in European civilisation. He quotes from an eminent man of science, a Wesleyan minister, a Church of England vicar, and a young American clergyman, all of whom maintain that there is increased indifference to organised religion.
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