Ann-Margret
Ingrid Bergman
Werner von Braun
Greta Garbo
Werner Heisenberg
Hubert H. Humphrey
William Hurt
Johannes Kepler
Thomas Mann
Karl Marx
Edvard Munch
Jean-Paul Sartre
Jesse Ventura
Dr. Seuss
Jimmy Olsen (comics)
Bruce Willis
Steve Jobs
Gary Larson
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They are all famous Lutherans. The website also lists famous people of other religious affiliations (access via this home page).
this is such a bogus list, Steve Jobs was a practicing Buddhist, and to include Marx makes the list more satire than fact
ReplyDeleteSince they were raised Lutheran, it could be considered a common denominator for the group, yes? Unless you can find something else to tie these folks together.
ReplyDeleteI was raised Lutheran and still consider myself one; however, my dad was Dutch Mennonite, I was saved at a non-denominational Dutch Reform church in Chicago, baptized and spirit-filled in a United Methodist church in College Station, Texas, and currently attending a fundamental, non-denominational charismatic mega-church in DFW. I'm kind of a religious mutt.
ReplyDeleteMy mom was a non practicing Lutheran, my dad an ex Catholic and I'm atheist. Could be on the list too?
ReplyDeleteNow if you'd said they all proselytized for lutefisk...
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