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This is an interesting question and the answer seems to be that he did not fully know himself. While he clearly did feel sympathy for marginalised groups such as the downtrodden migrant workers in Grapes of Wrath he seems unwilling to fully commit to the socialism offered by the government camp. In his later life it seems he moved further from socialism and towards individualism. it seems to me that he observed the different social systems from capitalism to socialism without ever fully committing to a 'side'.

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John Steinbeck's religion is not definitively known, as he did not publicly discuss his religious beliefs in detail. He was raised in a Protestant family but later in life he seemed to have more agnostic or humanist views, often critiquing organized religion in his writings.

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According to one website, John Steinback was an Episcopal. On the other hand, I've been unable to find any other evidence of this.

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12y ago

He worshipped Satan, Satan is his lady! stick him with her pitch fork thing!

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Steinbeck was an advocate for the poor, the mentally challenged, migrant workers of the 1930's, minorities, women's rights, and any person who suffered mistreatment due to social status.

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He was a Communist

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