John wesley (john wesley: 1703- 179 1) lived a healthy life of 87 years and 9 months. He was born in June of 1703 and 17. He is the fifteenth of nineteen children born to his father Samuel Wesley and his mother Susanna. He was born in his father's parish, Epworth.

When he was a child, his father Samuel's church was full of difficulties. Father is not famous in the village. 1709 (when John was six years old), the pastor's hall caught fire, probably because Samuel Wesley's grazing was depressed and the villagers deliberately set fire to it.

When John survived, his mother quoted Zechariah and nicknamed him "a piece of wood taken from the fire."

My mother was born in a Puritan family (the family of Puritan separatists) and had a strict lifestyle. She is a rare woman with high moral character. She prays for so many children before going to bed every night, training them to live without their own will, obeying the will of God, and raising them in strict life principles. ... theologians.

St. Albert (1 193- 1280): the greatest chemist in the Middle Ages, the pioneer of element classification and the discovery of chemical love.

Mikolaj kopernik (1473—— 1543): Polish astronomer who founded Heliocentrism.

R. Lule (1235— 13 15): Francis, a "genius experimenter", was martyred in Africa.

Cusa (1401-1464): Cardinal, Italian astronomer, father of mathematical mechanics.

Bridan (died in 1358): President Solburn announced the concept of "force" in 1327.

Orace May (1330— 1382): Bishop of Richmond, one of the founders of analytic geometry.

Albert of Saxony: studying gravity.

Liviel: sine table of geometry.

Pacciali di Borgo: 1494, he first developed an introduction to algebra.

Castell (1577— 1647): one of the branches of hydrology was founded.

Cavalerie (1588 ——1647): Inventing the inseparable method in mathematics.

Mei Sen (1588 ——1648): published a paper on audiology.

Marriott (1620 ——1648): founded "marriott's law" in physics.

Jesuits. About 1600 years, many geometric theorems were created.

Mouton: The diameters of the sun and the moon have been determined.

Gascendi (1592—1655): Professor at Sorbonne University, who once measured the diameter of Mercury.

Paovecchi, director of Milan Observatory (,171-1787), studied sunspots discovered in Dai Lai.

Piccard (1620-1680): Franciscan priest, president of French Academy of Sciences, the first person to measure meridian.

Delacaille (1713-1762): Many stars have been discovered.

Hantefeuille: the first explosive engine.

Maldi: First of all, it shows the splitting of light through a prism.

Howie (1743-1822): A great scientist, he founded and perfected crystallography, and laid the foundation for the principle of mineralogy without organic classification.

Plummer: 6000 new plants have been found in America and the Andes.

Deuloa: Platinum was discovered in 1748.

Noelle: French priest who made the first electric spark and discovered the persistence of light on the retina of the eye in 1768, thus inventing the principle of photography today.

Basil: One of the founders of chemistry.

Xiaoduo: Father Bi Guo invented a new method of zinc smelting.

Gao Xi: French priest, 1782 invented the metal teleprompter.

Chap (1763-1805): A French priest who studied telegrams and telegrams set up the world's first telephone line from Paris to Lille in 1793.

Desforges (1772): Make the world's first test flight by plane.

Oglo Sage (1818-1878), an Italian astronomer, published a new classification theory based on stellar spectra in 1867.

F. Denza (1834—1894): The Italian National Meteorological Society was founded. Before 1820, the European Observatory was established by a priest.

A. Stepani (1 824— 189 1): one of the world famous geologists.

Bonyssonie: Two brothers and three paleontologists, Father Bardon, discovered the antar people inside in 1908.

Dejinri (1880 ——1955): geologist and accounting biologist. Author of Beijing Primitive Man.

License: French Jesuits, geologist. Establish "Northern Xinjiang Museum" in Tianjin.

Mullock: Bishop of Newfoundland who initiated the laying of submarine cables connecting Europe and America.

French anthropologist L 'Epee (1712-1789) invented the education method for the deaf.

Lachapelle:/kloc-French priest who invented diving suit in the 8th century.

Guido arezzo (995- 1050): Benedict, 1020, invented the seven tones of the scale.

Spina (A.d.Spina, 13 13): Dominican scholar who invented glasses.

Roger bacon (1214-1294): Francis of England, known as the father of experimental science, is famous for making telescopes, gunpowder and air pumps.

Pauline de Noel (353-431): Bishop, who invented the clock.

F. ferdinand verbiest (1623— 1687): A Jesuit who came to China invented a steam-driven locomotive in 1668. (According to Guinness World Records 1982)

Tessie (1631-1687): Italian Jesuit who invented the seeder and discovered the law of human decay. Design airships.

The geneticist Mendel (1822— 1884) is known as the "father of genetics".

Page (abbreviation of page) latreille (1772-1833): the ancestor of modern entomology.

George Lemaistre (1894-): Belgian astronomer who put forward the theory of cosmic expansion.

Note: Of the 8,847 great scientists recorded in the famous Encyclopedia of Germany in19th century, 862 were Catholic priests, accounting for about one tenth (by the middle of19th century).