What was Charles Dickens religion?

Answer 1

Dickens began his childhood education with William Giles, the son of a Baptist minister. That's the only reference even close to a religious preference in any of his biographies. He was probably Church of England, but that's pure speculation.

Answer 2

Charles Dickens was raised in the Anglican Church, but he had a complicated relationship with organized religion. He was critical of aspects of Christianity, particularly the hypocrisy he saw in some religious figures and institutions. Ultimately, Dickens focused more on moral and social issues in his writing rather than promoting a specific religious belief.

Answer 3

Unitarian