Yan Yangchu——

Together with Einstein, he was named one of the "Top Ten Great Men with the Most Revolutionary Contributions in the Modern World" by more than 100 universities and scientific research institutions in the United States.< /p>

His life changed the fate of hundreds of millions of poor people in the world.

He was the first foreigner in American history to get Congress to pass the appropriations clause.

To this day, it is regarded by Japan as one of the road signs for further modernization.

Yan Yangchu has been committed to civilian education for more than 70 years since the 1920s. He is known as the father of the world's civilian education movement. Together with Mr. Tao Xingzhi, he is also known as "Yan from the South and the North".

Tao Xingzhi——

A Christian educator.

Everything is for civilian education.

Ma Xiangbo——

A pioneer in the theory of national salvation through education in modern China.

With unique experience and knowledge of both China and the West, among the group of university presidents in modern China, Ma Xiangbo (1840-1939) was an educational pioneer with a strong sense of salvation and a devout Christian.

Zhang Boling——

Educator and President of Nankai University. He was the first to propose China's Olympic dream 100 years ago.

Lu Zuofu——

A famous patriotic industrialist, educator, modernization pioneer in modern China, and a thinker with national influence.

Song Shangjie——

Doctor of Modern Chinese Chemistry

Xu Qian——

Is a famous figure in modern Chinese history. Jurist, social activist, revolutionary with radical ideas.

Newton

Newton was the founding master of classical physics. Almost all modern sciences were developed on the basis of Newton. However, Newton’s main energy throughout his life was devoted to the discussion of theology. . Newton said: Compared with God's great creation, science is just like a child accidentally picking up a beautiful shell on the seashore. But there are so many beautiful shells in the sea! He also said: "I would like to use the study of natural philosophy to prove God so that I can serve God better. ("Selected Works of Newton's Natural Philosophy" pp. 5-6)

Einstein

Einstein made an epoch-making contribution to modern physics by creating the theory of relativity. As a Jew, his understanding of God was different from other scientists, but he firmly believed in God. He said: "Glorious and superb." My religion is formed by my heartfelt admiration for the Spirit of God manifesting Himself in such minute details as our feeble minds can perceive. My belief in a superior intelligence manifesting in an incredible universe forms my belief in God. "I believe many people remember Einstein's famous saying; "Religion without science is blind, but science without religion cannot move forward." On page 283 of "Collected Works of Einstein" he wrote: “You would be hard-pressed to find a non-religious person among accomplished scientists.

Edison

Once known as 'one of the greatest people in the world', the great American inventor Edison was also a devout Christian. He said: "If I deny God The existence of God is tantamount to blaspheming my knowledge. I firmly believe that there is an omniscient and omnipotent God who fills all things and is supreme and supreme." ("Edison Biography" page 293) Edison talked with his friend La Tuoluo. Edison said: "I believe that every atom must be controlled by some kind of intelligence. A friend asked: "Where does this wisdom come from?" Edison answered: "It comes from a power greater than us."

Darwin

Darwin is not the greatest scientist. Why he is mentioned is just because of his influence on atheists. Darwin is the founder of the theory of evolution, and his book "The Origin of Species" has great influence on the world. It had a huge impact. However, Darwin was a Christian. He emphasized many times in his "Origin of Species" and "Autobiography" that he had never denied the existence of God and said that his theory was in no way inconsistent with God's creation of all things in the universe. . However, his works published in some countries have been abridged for various reasons, and not everyone can see the above content.

The world-famous founder of bacteriology, French biologist Pasteur. Said: "Recognizing the existence of God is faith... If we have this kind of faith, we cannot help but kneel down and worship God"! The great mathematician Gauss said: "Small knowledge keeps people away from God. "Extensive knowledge brings people close to God". In fact, the foundation of modern science was established by some Christian scholars. According to a survey conducted by Gallup on the beliefs of 300 of the most famous scientists in the past 300 years, 38 of them were unable to Regardless of their beliefs, 20 of the remaining 262 scientists do not believe in God, accounting for 8% of the total, while 242 people believe in God, even the most influential in the world. The top ten scientists all believe in God.

A little addition: Page 145 of the book "History of Science and Technology" published by Huazhong University of Science and Technology in 2000 says that Copernicus was a priest and he worked as a priest. During this period, he also engaged in astronomical research and observation. Page 164 says that Galileo attended church and Newton was a well-known Christian. Page 232 says that Darwin was still a Christian.