Was Charles Dickens Unitarian

Charles Dickens was not a Unitarian; he was raised in the Church of England but had a complex relationship with religion throughout his life. While he admired some Unitarian ideals, particularly their emphasis on social reform and morality, he remained critical of religious institutions. His works often reflect a moral and social conscience, aligning with some Unitarian values, but he ultimately did not formally identify with the Unitarian faith.