Was george Harrison an atheist

Answer 1

George Harrison, the lead guitarist of The Beatles, was not an atheist. He was a follower of Hinduism and was deeply influenced by Eastern spirituality. Harrison often incorporated elements of Hindu philosophy and Indian music into his work, such as in songs like "Within You Without You" and "My Sweet Lord." His spiritual beliefs were a significant part of his identity and creativity throughout his life.

Answer 2

George Harrison's religion was Hinduism. Specifically, he was a Hare Krishna.

George Harrison converted to Hinduism in 1969 and remained in the faith until the end of his life.

Answer 3

George Harrison was raised as a Christian in his youth, but as an adult, became a follower of the teachings of Krishna, a sect in the Hindu religion.

According to Bob Spitz, who wrote the in depth biography The Beatles, in a personal interview Bob had with the Beatle, Harrison said that he had returned to the traditional Christianity of his youth. Spitz has recently revealed that in an agreement with Harrison's estate, he was not allowed to put that statement into his book.

Answer 4

George Harrison was a Hindu convert (he was baptized a Catholic, but his parents were not religious), who believed in Krishna.

Answer 5

He took a trip to India in the 60's when John married Yoko Ono. Mainly to improve on his Sitar but also for spirtuality and guidance

Answer 6

No he was opposite. You can tell by his songs like my sweet lord that he believes heavily in god. Hop this helps

Answer 7

Roman Catholic converted to Hinduism

Answer 8

George grew up in a Catholic family.

Answer 9

He was Hindu.

Answer 10

Yes.