Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index List of Christians: Many people define "Christianity" in mutually exclusive ways. Virtually every sect and denomination that calls itself "Christian" has had its Christianity denied by other sects and denominations. This is a list of people who are notable due to their professed Christianity or for their influence on the popularity or development of some group of professed Christians. Related Lists: List of popes List of saints List of Unificationists List of bishops List of Biblical figures List of Christian entertainers List of Christian politicians List of Christian scientists For a list of Archbishops of Canterbury, see Archbishop of Canterbury List of notable cardinals For a list of notable archbishops, see Archbishop For a list of patron saints, see patron saint For a list of the apostles of Jesus Christ, see apostle List of Christians (who aren't also listed in one of the above lists): Nicolaus Von Amsdorf, (1483-1565) Thomas Aquinas, (1225-1274) Hosea Ballou, (1771-1852) Clara Barton, (1821-1912), founder of the Red Cross Thomas Becket, (111x-1170) Dietrich Bonhoeffer, (1906-1945), German Theologian William Booth and Catherine Booth, founders of the Salvation Army Bill Bright, (1921-2003) founder of Campus Crusade for Christ Frederick Buechner, (born 1926), American author John Bunyan, (1628-1688), author of Pilgrim's Progress, Baptist preacher John Calvin, (1509-1564), Protestant Reformation Andrew Carnegie, (1835-1919), American entrepreneur, philanthropist and industrialist Edward VI of England, (1547-1553), first English Protestant monarch Ralph Waldo Emerson, (1803-1882), American author Erasmus, Protestant Reformation Mary Baker Eddy, (1821-1910), founder of Christian Science Jonathan Edwards, preacher Elizabeth I of England, (1558-1603), Protestant queen and first Supreme Governor of the Church of England Jerry Falwell, American conservative Protestant George Fox, founder of the Society of Friends Joseph Glanvill, (1636-1680), philosopher Billy Graham, (born 1918), American conservative Protestant evangelist Henry VIII of England, (1491-1547), separated English Catholicism from link with the Roman Catholic Church Benny Hinn, preacher and author Jan Hus James I of England, (1603-1625), of the King James Bible Emperor Justinian of the Byzantine Empire, (AD 527-565), called Second Council of Constantinople Martin Luther King Jr, (1929-1968), African-American civil rights leader John Knox, Protest Reformation of Scotland C. S. Lewis, (1898-1963), British author Emperor Marcian of the Byzantine Empire, (c. 390-457), called Council of Chalcedon Martin Luther, (1483-1546), of the Protestant Reformation Mary I of England, (1553-1558), Roman Catholic queen Cotton Mather, New England Puritan leader Josh McDowell, American Christian writer Thomas Merton, (1915-1968), American author and Trappist monk Bruce Metzger, (born 1914) Bible Translator Mieszko I, (962-992) Thomas More, (1478-1535), chancellor of Henry VIII, martyred John Murray (theologian), (1898-1975), universalist Nestorius, (428-431), Antiochene theologian, founded Nestorianism Origen, (182-251) Oral Roberts pioneer tv preacher Pat Robertson, (born 1930), American conservative Protestant Charles Taze Russell, (1852-1916) Cyrus I. Scofield, (1843-1921), editor of the Scofield Reference Bible Menno Simons, (1496-1561), early leader of Anabaptist Mennonites Charles Spurgeon, (1834-1892), Baptist preacher Jeremy Taylor, (1613-1667), Anglican preacher Tertullian, early opponent of gnosticism Johann Tetzel Theodoret, theologian declared a heretic at the Second Council of Constantinople Mother Theresa Harriet Tubman, (1820-1913) William Tyndale, (1484-1536) Lew Wallace, author of Ben-Hur 1880 John Wesley and Charles Wesley, founders of Methodism John Wyclif, (born 1324) Huldreich Zwingli, (1484-1531), Protestant Reformation in Switzerland See also: List of people by belief, List of people This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.