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- Religious Affiliation of U.S. Supreme Court Justices |
| 1 | James Madison | Episcopalian |
| 2 | Alexander Hamilton | Episcopalian |
| 3 | John Marshall | Episcopalian |
| 4 | Cicero | ancient Greco-Roman philosophy; deist |
| 5 | Daniel Webster | Unitarian |
| 6 | Clarence Darrow | agnostic |
| 7 | William Mansfield | |
| 8 | Thomas Erskine | Reformed Christian; Calvinist |
| 9 | Edward Marshall Hall | |
| 10 | Earl Warren | Protestant |
| 11 | Edward Coke | |
| 12 | Francis Bacon | Anglican |
| 13 | William Blackstone | |
| 14 | James Kent | |
| 15 | George Wythe | Episcopalian |
| 16 | John Locke | raised as a Puritan (Anglican); later general liberal Protestant Christian |
| 17 | Montesquieu | |
| 18 | Oliver Wendell Holmes | Unitarian |
| 19 | Louis D. Brandeis | Jewish |
| 20 | John Marshall Harlan | |
| 21 | Aristotle | Greek philosophy; Platonism; Aristotelian philosophy |
| 22 | Jeremy Bentham | atheist |
| 23 | John Stuart Mill | agnostic; Utilitarian |
| 24 | John Austin | |
| 25 | Karl Marx | Jewish; Lutheran; Atheist; Marxism/Communism |
| 26 | Earl Rogers | |
| 27 | Charles Evans Hughes | |
| 28 | Hugo Black | Baptist |
| 29 | William O. Douglas | Presbyterian |
| 30 | Felix Frankfurter | Jewish |
| 31 | Hammurabi | |
| 32 | Solon | |
| 33 | Justinian I | Catholic |
| 34 | Henry II | |
| 35 | Edward I | |
| 36 | Napoleon Bonaparte | Catholic (nominal) |
| 37 | Benjamin Disraeli | Jewish Anglican |
| 38 | William Gladstone | |
| 39 | Theodore Roosevelt | Dutch Reformed; Episcopalian |
| 40 | Woodrow Wilson | Presbyterian |
| 41 | Franklin D. Roosevelt | Episcopalian |
| 42 | Lyndon Baines Johnson | Disciples of Christ |
| 43 | Christopher Langdell | |
| 44 | Roscoe Pound | |
| 45 | Benjamin Cardozo | |
| 46 | Lemuel Shaw | |
| 47 | Mary Wollstonecraft | Unitarian |
| 48 | William Godwin | Sandemanian |
| 49 | Mohandas Gandhi | Hindu; Jain |
| 50 | Susan B. Anthony | Quaker; Unitarian |
| 51 | Emmeline Pankhurst | |
| 52 | Martin Luther King Jr. | Baptist |
| 53 | Charles Hamilton Houston | |
| 54 | Thurgood Marshall | Episcopalian |
| 55 | John W. Davis | |
| 56 | William Brennan | Catholic |
| 57 | Thomas More | Catholic |
| 58 | Edmund Burke | Anglican |
| 59 | Andrew Hamilton | |
| 60 | Rufus Choate | |
| 61 | William Pinkney | |
| 62 | Patrick Henry | Episcopalian |
| 63 | John Adams | Unitarian |
| 64 | Thomas Jefferson | raised Episcopalian; later no specific denomination held Christian, Deist, Unitarian beliefs |
| 65 | Joseph Story | Unitarian |
| 66 | William Johnson | Presbyterian |
| 67 | Hugo Grotius | |
| 68 | Henry Maine | |
| 69 | Edward Livingston | |
| 70 | David Dudley Field | |
| 71 | Samuel Jones Tilden | |
| 72 | Joseph H. Choate | |
| 73 | Elihu Root | |
| 74 | Stephen Johnson Field | |
| 75 | Samuel Freeman Miller | |
| 76 | Joseph P. Bradley | Presbyterian |
| 77 | Ferdinand Lassalle | Jewish |
| 78 | Otto Von Bismarck | |
| 79 | Lenin | Russian Orthodox; Communist |
| 80 | Abraham Lincoln | raised Baptist; later no specific denomination |
| 81 | Henry Clay | |
| 82 | John C. Calhoun | Presbyterian; Unitarian |
| 83 | Thurman Arnold | |
| 84 | Edward Bennett Williams | |
| 85 | Samuel Romilly | |
| 86 | Henry Brougham | |
| 87 | Daniel O'Connell | Catholic |
| 88 | Alfred Denning | |
| 89 | H.L.A. Hart | |
| 90 | Patrick Hastings | |
| 91 | John Hemphill | |
| 92 | Sam Houston | |
| 93 | Learned Hand | |
| 94 | John Jay | Episcopalian |
| 95 | William Jennings Bryan | Presbyterian |
| 96 | Robert M. La Follette | |
| 97 | William M. Kunstler | |
| 98 | Sandra Day O'Connor | Episcopalian |
| 99 | Erle Stanley Gardner | |
| 100 | John Mortimer |