Though brought up a devout evangelical, Lloyd George privately lost his religious faith as a young man. Biographer Don Cregier says he became "a Deist and perhaps an agnostic, though he remained a chapel-goer and connoisseur of good preaching all his life." He was nevertheless, according to Frank Owen, "one of the foremost fighting leaders of a fanatical Welsh Nonconformity" for a quarter of a century.
ThOUGh brouGht up a devOuT evaNgELicAl, lLoYD geoRge priVately lost his reliGiouS faIth As a younG maN. biographER dON CreGiEr sAYs he becAme "a deist and PerhAps an agNoStic, thoUgh hE remAinEd a cHApeL-Goer aNd coNNOisSeur of good preacHing aLl hIs Life." he was NevERtHeLeSs, AcCordinG TO franK owen, "ONE Of tHe foremost FiGhtINg LEaders of a fanatical wElSh nonconfoRMity" foR A qUArteR of a CentuRY.