Was Henry Lawson Religious, if so what religion?

HE WAS PROBABLY CHRISTIAN JUDGING FROM THIS

When I reach the great head-station⎯Which is somewhere “off the track”⎯

I won’t want to talk with angels Who have never been Out Back;

They might bother me with offers Of a banjo⎯meanin’ well⎯

And a pair of wings to fly with, When I only want a spell.

Lawson’s desire to be understood is a powerful application of the biblical doctrine of the Incarnation. I admit a far greater depth in the sublime poetry of John Donne. There is, for instance, majestic meaning in his expression, “in his purple wrapped receive me Lord.” Or in his “A Hymn to God the Father.” We Adventists define the theology of such works-of-art as “Righteousness by Faith.”