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PART I. Nobel Scientists (20-21 Century)
Albert Einstein	Nobel Laureate in Physics	Jewish
Max Planck	Nobel Laureate in Physics	Protestant
Erwin Schrodinger	Nobel Laureate in Physics	Catholic
Werner Heisenberg	Nobel Laureate in Physics	Lutheran

Robert Millikan	Nobel Laureate in Physics	probably Congregationalist
Charles Hard Townes	Nobel Laureate in Physics	United Church of Christ (raised Baptist)
Arthur Schawlow	Nobel Laureate in Physics	Methodist
William D. Phillips	Nobel Laureate in Physics	Methodist
William H. Bragg	Nobel Laureate in Physics	Anglican
Guglielmo Marconi	Nobel Laureate in Physics	Catholic and Anglican
Arthur Compton	Nobel Laureate in Physics	Presbyterian
Arno Penzias	Nobel Laureate in Physics	Jewish
Nevill Mott	Nobel Laureate in Physics	Anglican
Isidor Isaac Rabi	Nobel Laureate in Physics	Jewish
Abdus Salam	Nobel Laureate in Physics	Muslim
Antony Hewish	Nobel Laureate in Physics	Christian (denomination?)
Joseph H. Taylor, Jr.	Nobel Laureate in Physics	Quaker
Alexis Carrel	Nobel Laureate in Medicine and Physiology	Catholic
John Eccles	Nobel Laureate in Medicine and Physiology	Catholic
Joseph Murray	Nobel Laureate in Medicine and Physiology	Catholic
Ernst Chain	Nobel Laureate in Medicine and Physiology	Jewish
George Wald	Nobel Laureate in Medicine and Physiology	Jewish
Ronald Ross	Nobel Laureate in Medicine and Physiology	Christian (denomination?)
Derek Barton	Nobel Laureate in Chemistry	Christian (denomination?)
Christian Anfinsen	Nobel Laureate in Chemistry	Jewish
Walter Kohn	Nobel Laureate in Chemistry	Jewish
Richard Smalley	Nobel Laureate in Chemistry	Christian (denomination?)
PART II. Nobel Writers (20-21 Century)
T.S. Eliot	Nobel Laureate in Literature	Anglo-Catholic (Anglican)
Rudyard Kipling	Nobel Laureate in Literature	Anglican
Alexander Solzhenitsyn	Nobel Laureate in Literature	Russian Orthodox
François Mauriac	Nobel Laureate in Literature	Catholic
Hermann Hesse	Nobel Laureate in Literature	Christian; Buddhist?
Winston Churchill	Nobel Laureate in Literature	Anglican
Jean-Paul Sartre	Nobel Laureate in Literature	Lutheran; Freudian; Marxist; atheist; Messianic Jew
Sigrid Undset	Nobel Laureate in Literature	Catholic (previously Lutheran)
Rabindranath Tagore	Nobel Laureate in Literature	Hindu
Rudolf Eucken	Nobel Laureate in Literature	Christian (denomination?)
Isaac Singer	Nobel Laureate in Literature	Jewish
PART III. Nobel Peace Laureates (20-21 Century)
Albert Schweitzer	Nobel Peace Prize Laureate	Lutheran
Jimmy Carter	Nobel Peace Prize Laureate	Baptist (former Southern Baptist)
Theodore Roosevelt	Nobel Peace Prize Laureate	Dutch Reformed; Episcopalian
Woodrow Wilson	Nobel Peace Prize Laureate	Presbyterian
Frederik de Klerk	Nobel Peace Prize Laureate	Dutch Reformed
Nelson Mandela	Nobel Peace Prize Laureate	Christian (denomination?)
Kim Dae-Jung	Nobel Peace Prize Laureate	Catholic
Dag Hammarskjold	Nobel Peace Prize Laureate	Christian (denomination?)
Martin Luther King, Jr.	Nobel Peace Prize Laureate	Baptist
Adolfo Perez Esquivel	Nobel Peace Prize Laureate	Catholic
Desmond Tutu	Nobel Peace Prize Laureate	Anglican
John R. Mott	Nobel Peace Prize Laureate	Methodist
Part IV. Founders of Modern Science (16-21 Century)
Isaac Newton	Founder of Classical Physics and Infinitesimal Calculus	Anglican (rejected Trinitarianism, i.e., Athanasianism; believed in the Arianism of the Primitive Church)
Galileo Galilei	Founder of Experimental Physics	Catholic
Nicolaus Copernicus	Founder of Heliocentric Cosmology	Catholic (priest)
Johannes Kepler	Founder of Physical Astronomy and Modern Optics	Lutheran
Francis Bacon	Founder of the Scientific Inductive Method	Anglican
René Descartes	Founder of Analytical Geometry and Modern Philosophy	Catholic
Blaise Pascal	Founder of Hydrostatics, Hydrodynamics, and the Theory of Probabilities	Jansenist
Michael Faraday	Founder of Electronics and Electro-Magnetics	Sandemanian
James Clerk Maxwell	Founder of Statistical Thermodynamics	Presbyterian; Anglican; Baptist
Lord Kelvin	Founder of Thermodynamics and Energetics	Anglican
Robert Boyle	Founder of Modern Chemistry	Anglican
William Harvey	Founder of Modern Medicine	Anglican (nominal)
John Ray	Founder of Modern Biology and Natural History	Calvinist (denomination?)
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz	German Mathematician and Philosopher, Founder of Infinitesimal Calculus	Lutheran
Charles Darwin	Founder of the Theory of Evolution	Anglican (nominal); Unitarian
Ernst Haeckel	German Biologist, the Most Influential Evolutionist in Continental Europe
Thomas H. Huxley	English Biologist and Evolutionist, Famous As "Darwin's Bulldog"
Joseph J. Thomson	Nobel Laureate in Physics, Discoverer of the Electron, Founder of Atomic Physics	Anglican
Louis Pasteur	Founder of Microbiology and Immunology	Catholic
Part V. Great Philosophers (17-21 Century)
Immanuel Kant	One of the Greatest Philosophers in the History of Western Philosophy	Lutheran
Jean-Jacques Rousseau	Founder of Modern Deism	born Protestant; converted as a teen to Catholic
Voltaire	French Philosopher and Historian, One of the Most Influential Thinkers of the Enlightenment	raised in Jansenism
David Hume	Scottish Empiricist Philosopher, Historian, and Economist, Founder of Modern Skepticism	Church of Scotland (Presbyterian)
Spinoza	Dutch-Jewish Philosopher, the Chief Exponent of Modern Rationalism	Judaism; later pantheism/deism
Giordano Bruno	Italian Philosopher, Astronomer, and Mathematician, Founder of the Theory of the Infinite Universe	Catholic
George Berkeley	Irish Philosopher and Mathematician, Founder of Modern Idealism, Famous as "The Precursor of Mach and Einstein"	Anglican
John Stuart Mill	English Philosopher and Economist, the Major Exponent of Utilitarianism	agnostic; Utilitarian
Richard Swinburne	Oxford Professor of Philosophy, One of the Most Influential Theistic Philosophers
PART VI. Other Religious Nobelists
60 more Nobel Prize winners are listed (32 scientists, 17 writers, 11 Nobel Nobel Peace Laureates)
PART VII. Nobelists, Philosophers, and Scientists on Jesus
Quotes by 16 individuals about their beliefs about Jesus - Alexis Carrel - Albert Einstein - Arthur Compton - Robert Millikan - Francois Mauriac - Sigrid Undset - T.S. Eliot - Mother Theresa - Albert Schweitzer - Theodore Roosevelt - Frederik de Klerk - John R. Mott - Kim Dae-Jung - Martin Luther King, Jr. - Jimmy Carter - Blaise Pascal Famous Scientists who were Christians John Philoponus late 6th Century Aristotle's early Christian critic Hugh of St. Victor c. 1096-1141 theologian of science Robert Grosseteste c. 1168-1253 reform-minded bishop-scientist Roger Bacon c. 1220-1292 Doctor Mirabiles Dietrich von Frieberg c. 1250-c. 1310 the priest who solved the mystery of the rainbow Thomas Bradwardine c. 1290-1349 student of motion Nicole Oresme c. 1320-1382 inventor of scientific graphic techniques Nicholas of Cusa 1401-1464 grappler with infinity Georgias Agricola 1495-1555 founder of metallurgy Johannes Kepler 1571-1630 discoverer of the laws of planetary motion Johannes Baptista van Helmont 1579-1644 founder of pneumatic chemistry and chemical physiology Francesco Maria Grimaldi 1618-1663 discoverer of the diffraction of light Catholic Blaise Pascal 1623-1662 mathematical prodigy and universal genius Robert Boyle 1627-1691 founder of modern chemistry John Ray 1627-1705 cataloger of British flora and fauna Calvinist (denomination?) Isaac Barrow 1630-1677 Newton's teacher Antonie van Leeuwenhoek 1632-1723 discoverer of bacteria Niels Seno 1638-1686 founder of geology James Bradley 1693-1762 discoverer of the aberration of starlight Ewald Georg von Kleist c. 1700-1748 inventor of the Leyden jar Carolus Linnaeus 1707-1778 classifer of all living things Leonhard Euler 1707-1783 the prolific mathematician John Dalton 1766-1844 founder of modern atomic theory Thomas Young 1773-1829 first to conduct a double-slit experiment with light David Brewster 1781-1868 researcher of polarized light William Buckland 1784-1856 geologist of the Noahic flood Adem Sedgwick 1785-1873 geologist of the Cambrian Augustin-Jean Fresnel 1788-1827 the physicist of light waves Augustin Louis Cauchy 1789-1857 soulwinning mathematician Michael Faraday 1791-1867 giant of electrical research John Frederick William Herschel 1792-1871 cataloger of the Southern skies Matthew Fontaine Maury 1806-1873 pathfinder of the seas Philip Henry Gosse 1810-1888 popular naturalist Asa Gray 1810-1888 influential botanist James Dwight Dana 1813-1895 systematizer of minerology George Boole 1815-1864 discoverer of pure mathematics James Prescott Joule 1818-1889 originator of Joule's Law John Couch Adams 1819-1892 codiscoverer of Neptune George Gabriel Stokes 1819-1903 theorist of fluorescence Gregor Mendel 1822-1884 pioneer in genetics William Thomson, Lord Kelvin 1824-1907 physicist of thermodynammics Georg Friedrich Bernhard Riemann 1829-1907 the non-Euclidean geometer behind relativity theory James Clerk Maxwell 1831-1879 father of modern physics Edward William Morley 1838-1923 Michelson's partner in measuring the speed of light Pierre-Maurice-Marie Duhem 1861-1923 the physicist who recovered the science of the Middle Ages Georges Lemaitre 1894-1966 the prist who showed us the universe is expanding George Washington Carver c. 1864-1943 pioneer in chemurgy Arthur Stanley Eddington 1882-1944 the astronomer who ruled stellar theory Some of the Most Influential, Most Famous Scientist who were Christians Scientists listed in both Scientists of Faith (Christians) and also in one of the general books above (The Scientific 100: A Ranking of the Most Influential Scientists, Past and Present, etc.) These individuals could be considered among history's most influential and famous scientists, who also happen to have been devout Christians of various denominations: Roger Bacon Johannes Kepler Johannes Baptista van Helmont Blaise Pascal Robert Boyle Anton van Leeuwenhoek Carolus Linnaeus Leonhard Euler John Dalton Michael Faraday John Frederick William Herschel Matthew Fontaine Maury James Prescott Joule Gregor Mendel William Thomson, Lord Kelvin James Clerk Maxwell George Washington Carver Arthur Stanley Eddington [Note that many of the scientists from the books listed above were ALSO Christians, but were simply not listed in Dan Graves' brief book.]