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Three members of the band (Bono, The Edge, Mullen) are [[Christianity|Christians]]. Early in the band's career, the three worshiped regularly, though it is not known if the band has maintained such levels. Specifically, the band's ''October'' album has many references to God. Adam Clayton, who is an atheist, stated that during the recording of ''October'' he felt a bit isolated from the group, but has not since.
 
Three members of the band (Bono, The Edge, Mullen) are [[Christianity|Christians]]. Early in the band's career, the three worshiped regularly, though it is not known if the band has maintained such levels. Specifically, the band's ''October'' album has many references to God. Adam Clayton, who is an atheist, stated that during the recording of ''October'' he felt a bit isolated from the group, but has not since.
 
==Famous Performances==
 
==Famous Performances==
In 2002 at the [[Super Bowl]] halftime show, U2 performed a ''MLK''/''Where the Streets Have No Name'' combination (in addition to reciting [http://bible.cc/psalms/51-15.htm Psalm 51:15]) with a list of [[9/11]] victims in the background. Bono also revealed the [[American flag]] under his jacket at the end of the performance.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gq08ouOwiqQ Video]</ref>
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In 2002 at the [[Super Bowl]] halftime show, U2 performed a ''MLK''/''Where the Streets Have No Name'' combination (in addition to reciting [http://bible.cc/psalms/51-15.htm Psalm 51:15]), with a list of [[9/11]] victims in the background. Bono also revealed the [[American flag]] under his jacket at the end of the performance.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gq08ouOwiqQ Video]</ref>
    
==Activism==
 
==Activism==
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