| 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 | ||
| 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 | ||
Nobel Prize Winners in Science.
Nobel Prize Winners in Physics.
Albert Einstein
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
Nobel Prize Winners in Medicine and Physiology.
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?)
Nobel Prize Winners in Chemistry.
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?)
Nobel Prize Winners in Literature.
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
Nobel Peace Prize Winners.
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
Famous Scientists.
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 CatholicJohannes Kepler Founder of Physical Astronomy and Modern Optics Lutheran
Nicolaus Copernicus Founder of Heliocentric Cosmology Catholic (priest)
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
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
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
Famous Philosophers.
Part V. Great Philosophers (17-
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) P
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
Nobel Laureate in Physics Jewish
prof premraj pushpakaran writes -- 2018 marks the 100th birth year of Derek Harold Richard Barton!!!
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