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(#9) St. Vincent
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Annie Clark – aka St. Vincent – was raised in the Unitarian Church and she has even recruited members of her childhood church choir to sing back-up vocals on her albums.
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(#21) Pete Seeger
- Dec. at 95 (1919-2014)
Pete Seeger was more of an agnostic, but frequently sang with a band associated with the Unitarian Universal church and eventually joined the congregation himself.
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(#16) Herman Melville
- Dec. at 72 (1819-1891)
Herman Melville was raised Calvinist and later joined a Unitarian Church.
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(#23) Beatrix Potter
- Dec. at 77 (1866-1943)
Beatrix Potter came from a long line of Unitarians.
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(#6) Keith Olbermann
- 60
Keith Olbermann confirmed that he is a Unitarian on Twitter saying, "Yes I am. Must be my Unitarian live-and-let-live youth."
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(#7) Charles Dickens
- Dec. at 58 (1812-1870)
Charles Dickens was baptized in the Church of England, but he became Unitarian in the 1840s and remained so until his death.
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Monotheists believe that there is only one god. The earliest monotheism originated during the reign of Akhenaten in Egypt in the 14th century BC. Monotheism is a characteristic of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. They all regard God as the only creator of the world, and a benevolent divine perfectionist who manages human activities. The monotheism in Judaism originated in ancient Israel. It regarded Jehovah as the only object of worship, and rejected the gods of any other races and nations, and did not deny their existence at first.
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