Well, I'd also point to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (the doctorate was for theology). He was a bit more outspoken about his faith, but he, like Rogers, is widel

Well, I'd also point to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (the doctorate was for theology). He was a bit more outspoken about his faith, but he, like Rogers, is widely revered. And like Rogers, his faith is compartmentalized and overlooked instead of incorporated into "the story" of the man. But I don't think Dr. King's faith was incidental to his drive. Nor was it incidental to his success in making the moral case for racial justice.