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==Biography==

==Biography==

Jobs reportedly claimed that he left [[Christianity]] when he was thirteen and saw a Life magazine picture of starving children, and his school pastor could not explain what would happen to them.<ref>http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/44979333#.TqN5x0cRqO8</ref>  That story, however, sounds implausibly similar to the reason given by [[Buddha]] for founding [[Buddhism]], a belief system that Jobs later found attractive.  Jobs was, in fact, similar to many California teenagers in the 1970s who did what they liked, while rejecting Christianity.

Jobs reportedly claimed that he left [[Christianity]] when he was thirteen and saw a Life magazine picture of starving children.<ref>http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/44979333#.TqN5x0cRqO8</ref>  That story, however, sounds implausibly similar to the reason given by [[Buddha]] for founding [[Buddhism]], a belief system that Jobs later found attractive.  Jobs was, in fact, similar to many California teenagers in the 1970s who did what they liked, while rejecting Christianity.

Jobs left Apple in the mid-1980s after losing control of the company, but later returned in the mid-1990s to eventually restore it to preeminence. He was credited with overseeing the development and marketing of the Macintosh, the iPad, the iPhone, and the iPod.  

Jobs left Apple in the mid-1980s after losing control of the company, but later returned in the mid-1990s to eventually restore it to preeminence. He was credited with overseeing the development and marketing of the Macintosh, the iPad, the iPhone, and the iPod.