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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ari.gold" data-source="post: 5362905" data-attributes="member: 227650">The 100 - Ranking of Most Influential People in History - Michael Hart Citadel Press 1992 pdf (0S/0L)[code]1 Muhammad Islam Prophet of Islam2 Isaac Newton Anglican3 Jesus Christ Christianity founder of Christianity4 Buddha Buddhism founder of Buddhism5 Confucius Confucianism founder of Confucianism6 St. Paul Christianity proselytizer of Christianity7 Ts'ai Lun Chinese inventor of paper8 Johann Gutenberg Catholic developed movable type;9 Christopher Columbus Catholic explorer; led Europe to Americas10 Albert Einstein Jewish physicist;11 Louis Pasteur Catholic scientist; pasteurization12 Galileo Galilei Catholic astronomer;13 Aristotle Platonism / Greek philosophy Greek philosopher14 Euclid Platonism / Greek philosophy mathematician; Euclidian geometry15 Moses Judaism major prophet of Judaism16 Charles Darwin Anglican (nominal); Unitarian biologist; described Darwinian evolution, which had theological impact on many religions17 Shih Huang Ti Chinese traditional religion Chinese emperor18 Augustus Caesar Roman state paganism ruler19 Nicolaus Copernicus Catholic (priest) astronomer; taught heliocentricity20 Antoine Laurent Lavoisier Catholic father of modern chemistry; philosopher; economist21 Constantine the Great Roman state paganism; Christianity Roman emperor who completely legalized Christianity, leading to its status as state religion. Convened the First Council of Nicaea that produced the Nicene Creed, which rejected Arianism (one of two major strains of Christian thought) and established Athanasianism (Trinitarianism, the other strain) as "official doctrine."22 James Watt Presbyterian (lapsed) developed steam engine23 Michael Faraday Sandemanian physicist; chemist; discovery of magneto-electricity24 James Clerk Maxwell Presbyterian; Anglican; Baptist physicist; electromagnetic spectrum25 Martin Luther Catholic; Lutheran founder of Protestantism and Lutheranism26 George Washington Episcopalian first president of United States27 Karl Marx Jewish; Lutheran;Atheist; Marxism/Communism founder of Marxism, Marxist Communism28 Orville and Wilbur Wright United Brethren inventors of airplane29 Genghis Khan Mongolian shamanism Mongol conqueror30 Adam Smith Liberal Protestant economist; philosopher; expositor of capitalism; author: The Theory of Moral Sentiments31 Edward de Verea.k.a. William Shakespeare Catholic; Anglican literature; also wrote 6 volumes about philosophy and religion32 John Dalton Quaker chemist; physicist; atomic theory; law of partial pressures (Dalton's law)33 Alexander the Great Greek state paganism conqueror34 Napoleon Bonaparte Catholic (nominal) French conqueror35 Thomas Edison Congregationalist; agnostic inventor of light bulb, phonograph, etc.36 Antony van Leeuwenhoek Dutch Reformed microscopes; studied microscopic life37 William T.G. Morton ?? pioneer in anesthesiology38 Guglielmo Marconi Catholic and Anglican inventor of radio39 Adolf Hitler Nazism; born/raised in, but rejected Catholicism conqueror; led Axis Powers in WWII40 Plato Platonism / Greek philosophy founder of Platonism41 Oliver Cromwell Puritan (Protestant) British political and military leader42 Alexander Graham Bell Unitarian/Universalist inventor of telephone *43 Alexander Fleming Catholic penicillin; advances in bacteriology, immunology and chemotherapy44 John Locke raised Puritan (Anglican);Liberal Christian philosopher and liberal theologian45 Ludwig van Beethoven Catholic composer46 Werner Heisenberg Lutheran a founder of quantum mechanics; discovered principle of uncertainty; head of Nazi Germany's nuclear program47 Louis Daguerre ?? an inventor/pioneer of photography48 Simon Bolivar Catholic (nominal); Atheist National hero of Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia49 Rene Descartes Catholic Rationalist philosopher and mathematician50 Michelangelo Catholic painter; sculptor; architect51 Pope Urban II Catholic called for First Crusade52 'Umar ibn al-Khattab Islam Second Caliph; expanded Muslim empire53 Asoka Buddhism king of India who converted to and spread Buddhism54 St. Augustine Greek state paganism; Manicheanism; Catholic Early Christian theologian55 William Harvey Anglican (nominal) described the circulation of blood; wrote Essays on the Generation of Animals, the basis for modern embryology56 Ernest Rutherford ?? physicist; pioneer of subatomic physics57 John Calvin Protestant; Calvinism Protestant reformer; founder of Calvinism58 Gregor Mendel Catholic (Augustinian monk) Mendelian genetics59 Max Planck Protestant physicist; thermodynamics60 Joseph Lister Quaker principal discoverer of antiseptics which greatly reduced surgical mortality61 Nikolaus August Otto ?? built first four-stroke internal combustion engine62 Francisco Pizarro Catholic Spanish conqueror in South America; defeated Incas63 Hernando Cortes Catholic conquered Mexico for Spain; through war and introduction of new diseases he largely destroyed Aztec civilization64 Thomas Jefferson Episcopalian; Deist 3rd president of United States65 Queen Isabella I Catholic Spanish ruler66 Joseph Stalin Russian Orthodox; Atheist; Marxism revolutionary and ruler of USSR67 Julius Caesar Roman state paganism Roman emperor68 William the Conqueror Catholic laid foundation of modern England69 Sigmund Freud Jewish; atheist; Freudian psychology/psychoanalysis founded Freudian school of psychology/psychoanalysis (i.e., the "religion of Freudianism")70 Edward Jenner Anglican discoverer of the vaccination for smallpox71 Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen ?? discovered X-rays72 Johann Sebastian Bach Lutheran; Catholic composer73 Lao Tzu Taoism founder of Taoism74 Voltaire raised in Jansenism;later Deist writer and philosopher; wrote Candide75 Johannes Kepler Lutheran astronomer; planetary motions76 Enrico Fermi Catholic initiated the atomic age; father of atom bomb77 Leonhard Euler Calvinist physicist; mathematician; differential and integral calculus and algebra78 Jean-Jacques Rousseau born Protestant;converted as a teen to Catholic;later Deist French deistic philosopher and author79 Nicoli Machiavelli Catholic wrote The Prince (influential political treatise)80 Thomas Malthus Anglican (cleric) economist; wrote Essay on the Principle of Population81 John F. Kennedy Catholic U.S. President who led first successful effort by humans to travel to another "planet"82 Gregory Pincus Jewish endocrinologist; developed birth-control pill83 Mani Manicheanism founder of Manicheanism, once a world religion which rivaled Christianity in strength84 Lenin Russian Orthodox;Atheist; Marxism/Communism Russian ruler85 Sui Wen Ti Chinese traditional religion unified China86 Vasco da Gama Catholic navigator; discovered route from Europe to India around Cape Hood87 Cyrus the Great Zoroastrianism founder of Persian empire88 Peter the Great Russian Orthodox forged Russia into a great European nation89 Mao Zedong Atheist; Communism; Maoism founder of Maoism, Chinese form of Communism90 Francis Bacon Anglican philosopher; delineated inductive scientific method91 Henry Ford Protestant developed automobile; achievement in manufacturing and assembly92 Mencius Confucianism philosopher; founder of a school of Confucianism93 Zoroaster Zoroastrianism founder of Zoroastrianism94 Queen Elizabeth I Anglican British monarch; restored Church of England to power after Queen Mary95 Mikhail Gorbachev Russian Orthodox Russian premier who helped end Communism in USSR96 Menes Egyptian paganism unified Upper and Lower Egypt97 Charlemagne Catholic Holy Roman Empire created with his baptism in 800 AD98 Homer Greek paganism epic poet99 Justinian I Catholic Roman emperor; reconquered Mediterranean empire; accelerated Catholic-Monophysite schism100 Mahavira Hinduism; Jainism founder of Jainism[/code]<img src="http://i42.tinypic.com/axhqe.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />[code]http://uploading.com/files/Y94NCNU9/The_100-Ranking_of_Most_Influential_Peop...pdf.html[/code]</blockquote>

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