The Creation Science Hall of Fame recognizes scientists, living or dead, who have contributed to our understanding of creation and the Creator. Modern science began with the Renaissance, so the Hall of Fame begins there also.
Renaissance
- Leonardo da Vinci
- Johannes Kepler
- Sir Francis Bacon
- Galileo Galilei
- Blaise Pascal
- Robert Boyle
- John Ray
- Nicolaus Steno (Nils Stennsen)
- Thomas Burnet
- Athanasius Kircher
- John Wilkins
- Walter Charleton
- Sir William Petty
- Isaac Barrow
- Increase Mather
- Nehemiah Grew
Enlightenment
- Sir Isaac Newton
- William Whiston
- John Woodward
- Carolus Linnaeus
- Jonathan Edwards
- William Herschel
- John Harris
- Gottfried Wilhelm Liebnitz
- John Flamsteed
- William Derham
- Cotton Mather
- John Hutchinson
- Gustavus Brander
- Jean-André Deluc
- Richard Kirwan
- James Parkinson
First Industrial Revolution
- Michael Faraday
- Sir Humphry Davy, Baronet
- Georges Cuvier
- Timothy Dwight
- Benjamin Silliman
- Charles Bell
- Charles Babbage
- David Brewster
- John Herschel
- John Dalton
- William Kirby
- Jedidiah Morse
- Benjamin Barton
- Samuel Miller
- George Fairholme
- George Young
- John Kidd, MD
- Peter Mark Roget
- Thomas Chalmers
- William Prout
- Samuel F. B. Morse
- Joseph Henry
- Matthew Fontaine Maury
- Sir James Young Simpson
- James Joule
- William Whewell
- Henry Darwin Rogers
Second Industrial Revolution
- Louis Agassiz
- James Dana
- John William Dawson
- George Stokes
- Charles Piazzi Smyth
- Rudolph Virchow
- Philip H. Gosse
- Gregor Mendel
- Louis Pasteur
- Henri Fabre
- Lord Kelvin (aka William Thompson)
- Joseph Lister
- James Clerk Maxwell
- Bernhard Riemann
- James Bell Pettigrew
- George Romanes
- Richard Owen
- Edward Hitchcock
- Sir Henry Rawlinson
- Sir Joseph Henry Gilbert
- Thomas Anderson
- Sir William Huggins
- Balfour Stewart
- P. G. Tait
- John Murray
- James Glaisher
Modern Age
- Edward W. Maunder
- William Mitchell Ramsay
- Lord Rayleigh
- A. H. Sayce
- John Ambrose Fleming
- Guglielmo Marconi
- Howard A. Kelly
- George Washington Carver
- Charles Stine
- Douglas Dewar
- Paul Lemoine
- William Ramsay
- Wernher von Braun
- Sir William Abney
- A. Rendle Short
- L. Merson Davies
- Sir Cecil P. G. Wakeley
- Henry M. Morris
- Duane T. Gish
The Creation Science Hall of Fame acknowledges Mr. Tim Dudly, of New Leaf Press, for his grant of permission to use the short biographies of most of the above scientists in Men of Science, Men of God by Henry M. Morris. (Copyright 1982, 1988 by Henry M. Morris.)
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Shouldn’t that say Leibniz, as in Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz? Or are you referring to some other Enlightenment thinker with a rather similar name? Just wondering.
The spelling is in doubt.
It doesn’t seem to be in much doubt in his home town. Are you suggesting that they’ve been spelling him wrong on the famous biscuits for all these years?
Your transposition of the vowels changes the pronunciation too.