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Matthew is a male given name. For the origin, history, and variations or alternate forms of the given name please see: Matthew (name).

Notable Matthews

Religion

Matthew the Evangelist, the person traditionally held as the aposte of the Gospel of Christ.
- Gospel of Matthew, a book of the Bible
Arnold Mathew, the first Old Catholic bishop in the United Kingdom
Matthew Blagden Hale, the first Bishop of Perth
Matthew F. Hale, the leader of the white supremacist group formerly known as the World Church of the Creator
Matthew Fox (priest), a controversial American priest and theologian
Matthew George Easton, a Scottish Presbyterian preacher and writer
Matthew of Kraków, a professor of theology
Matthew Parker, the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1559 until his death in 1575
Matthew Simpson, an American bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Matthew Alonzo Leziniana, Matthew Dac Phuong Nguyen, and Matthew Gam Van Le, saints and Vietnamese Martyrs

Literature

Matthew Arnold, English poet and cultural critic
Matthew Gregory Lewis, English novelist and dramatist
Matthew Reilly (writer), Australian action thriller writer

Exploration

Matthew (ship), the ship sailed by John Cabot in 1497 from Bristol to North America
Matthew Flinders, an accomplished navigator and chartmaker
Matthew Henson, an American explorer who accompanied Robert Peary

Music

Matthew Bellamy, the lead singer, guitarist, and pianist of rock group Muse
Matthew Henderson, an electronic musician
Matthew Good, a Canadian rock musician
Matthew K Heafy, the guitarist and lead vocalist in the band Trivium
Matisyahu (Matthew Paul Miller), an American Jewish reggae artist
Matthew Sweet, a pop-rock musician from Lincoln, Nebraska, USA
Matthew Taylor (musician), a musician
Matthew Tuck, the vocalist in the metalcore band Bullet For My Valentine

Television and film

Matthew Broderick, an American film and stage actor; perhaps best known for his role in Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Matthew David Lewis, an English actor
Matthew Fox (actor), a well-known Golden Globe-nominated American actor and former model
Matthew Géczy, an American actor
Matthew Macfadyen, a British theatre and film actor
Matthew McConaughey, an American actor
Matthew Modine, an American actor
Matthew Moore, an American actor
Matthew Perry (actor), an Canadian-American actor; best known for his role as Chandler Bing in Friends
Matthew Walker (actor), an Australian actor
Matthew Waterhouse, a British actor best known for his role as Adric in Doctor Who

Sports

Matthew Dunn, former medley swimmer from Australia
Matthew Hoggard, English cricketer
Matthew Johns, Australian entertainer who had previously enjoyed a successful career in rugby league
Matthew Le Tissier, retired footballer who played for Southampton and England
Matthew Pinsent, English rowing champion and four-time Olympic gold medallist
Matthew Stevens, Welsh professional snooker player
Matthew Taylor (footballer), English football (soccer) player
Matthew Upson, English football player
Matthew Walker (English cricketer), cricket player for Kent County Cricket Club
Matthew Walker (New Zealand cricketer), cricket player from New Zealand
Matthew Hayden, international-level cricketer from Australia
Matthew Dawson, an English rugby player

Politics

Matthew Taylor (Labour politician), a senior policy advisor to British prime minister Tony Blair
Matthew Taylor (politician), a UK politician
Matthew Parris, a journalist and former Conservative politician in the United Kingdom.

Other

Matthew Algie, a British coffee roaster
Matthew Cook, a mathematician and computer scientist
Matthew Hale (jurist), the Lord Chief Justice of England
Matthew Island, a small, disputed Pacific ocean island in New Caledonia also claimed by Vanuatu
Matthew Murray, a steam engine and machine tool manufacturer that built one of the first steam locomotives
Matthew C. Perry, a Commodore of the U.S. Navy instrumental in the opening of Japan to the West in 1854
Matthew Rush, a
Matthew Shepard, a murder victim killed due to his homosexuality

External Links

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 ===Religion===
-* [[Matthew Walker the Gay]], the person traditionally held as the prostitute of the Gospel of Christ.
+* [[Matthew the Evangelist]], the person traditionally held as the aposte of the Gospel of Christ.
-** [[Gospel of Matthew Walker]], a porn mag
+** [[Gospel of Matthew]], a book of the Bible
-* [[Matthew Walker]], the first Old Catholic man-whore in the United Kingdom
+* [[Arnold Mathew]], the first Old Catholic bishop in the United Kingdom
-* [[Matthew Walker]], the first [[Pedo of Perth]]
+* [[Matthew Blagden Hale]], the first [[Bishop of Perth]]
-* [[Matthew Walker]], the leader of the white supremacist group formerly known as the KKK
+* [[Matthew F. Hale]], the leader of the white supremacist group formerly known as the World Church of the Creator
-* [[Matthew Walker (homo)]], a controversial American fat bastard and gay
+* [[Matthew Fox (priest)]], a controversial American priest and theologian
-* [[Matthew Walker]], a Scottish haggis eater
+* [[Matthew George Easton]], a Scottish Presbyterian preacher and writer
-* [[Matthew Walker]], a professor of gayology
+* [[Matthew of Kraków]], a professor of theology
-* [[Matthew Walker]], the Gaybishop of Gaybury from 1559 until his death in WW3
+* [[Matthew Parker]], the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1559 until his death in 1575
-* [[Matthew Sky Walker]], an American gay of the anal Church
+* [[Matthew Simpson]], an American bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church
-* Matthew Walker, Matthew Dac Phuong Nguyen, and Matthew Gam Van Le, [[saint]]s and [[Vietnamese Martyrs]]
+* Matthew Alonzo Leziniana, Matthew Dac Phuong Nguyen, and Matthew Gam Van Le, [[saint]]s and [[Vietnamese Martyrs]]
 ===Literature===