He's not had a real religion until the end of the '70s, despite his father was Christian and initially refused to enlist in World War II because of its values.
Then he came up to communism and left as a soldier, as he died.
Now Roger's a christian, but he's often criticized the sanctimonious way to think.
He declared in 1993:
"I'm not a huge practicing Christian myself, but it just staggers me that people who claim to be can stand up and spout - like your president George Bush - can stand up and spout this bull***t about God supporting one side over another in war, which is why I wrote the lyrics of the song "What God Wants": "God wants crusade/God wants Jihad." Well it may well be that God doesn't want either of those things. They're manifestations of the insecurities of the Muslim and Christian communities. I hate when someone uses religion to bolster war in the world: it's extremely disgusting and offensive for me, and for all christians, because that was not what Christ was trying to teach."
("Roger Waters talks about What God Wants", a 1993 interview)
Yes, and so is Roger Waters, in fact. Both were outspoken about it back when they were at the heights of their fame.
Roger Waters was born on September 6, 1943.
At the Roger Waters concerts, Roger Waters does.
If you mean the former Pink Floyd member, than Roger Waters actually isn't dead
Roger Waters wasn't in Pink Floyd at the time of the release of The Division Bell.
No. Roger Waters is not Jewish. He's an atheist. He is also very anti-religion. His father however was a faithful Christian.
Yes, and so is Roger Waters, in fact. Both were outspoken about it back when they were at the heights of their fame.
Roger Waters was born on September 6, 1943.
Roger Waters was born on September 6, 1943.
Roger Waters Collection was created in 2011.
At the Roger Waters concerts, Roger Waters does.
Yes. Of course.
If you mean the former Pink Floyd member, than Roger Waters actually isn't dead
Roger Waters wasn't in Pink Floyd at the time of the release of The Division Bell.
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