Who is the greatest leader that ever lived?
I would suggest the American president, Abraham Lincoln. He was an almost-accidental holder of the office -- yet it's hard to imagine anyone else who could have held things together as valiantly as he did during the American Civil War. It was the country's most trying time over more than 200 years of history, and Lincoln saw the country through it with a thoroughly unusual combination of unbending backbone and compassion.
Was jesus the greatest man who ever lived?
Most of the mythology around Jesus was written well after his death and the first bible was not produced until nearly 300 years or so after his death and that was after a lot of debate about what constituted a true account of Jesus. The story of Jesus has seen us personify him to the point where he is a blue eyed , blond haired tall man who is white and wears immaculate robes, scientist and anthropologists have actually tried to recreate his face based on genealogical and historical data of the people of the region and he is likely to have been a short man, dark hair , brown eyes and dark skinned,and he would have worn rough spun clothes which is typical for the region of that day. It is likely also that because of his trade as a carpenter he could have developed scoliosis of the spine which was a common disease of that trade in that same time. The Jesus of fact and the Jesus of Myth are very blurred and you need to question what you read. I think the world has had many great people , however their achievements end up exaggerated and embellished and like all good history , the winners get to write the story.
What do you think the greatest revolutionary ever?
Man, I wish the people on this blog would learn to type. Assuming you mean: "Who do you think was the greatest revolutionary ever?" I'd have to go with Gandhi. He changed his world through peaceful means.
Who's the greatest man to ever live?
Gandhi, Martin Luther, Martin Luther King, Jr, FDR and Winston Churchill were extraordinary men who revolutionized the world, Nelson Mandela is a modern-day saint of sorts, and Johannes Gutenberg gave us the world's greatest invention, but in my opinion the greatest man to ever live was a woman. Helen Keller became blind and death at two years of age. She had plenty of reason for fury and frustration, and rather than sucking it inward and falling into despair, she, with the help of her phenomenal teacher Anne Sullivan, converted it into energy and passion. Those who know the story of the Miracle Worker only have a small glimpse of how exceedingly great Helen Keller truly was. At a time when most teenage girls from the South had far more simple aspirations of following in their mother's footsteps and working in the home, Helen Keller set her mind to attending Harvard. She studied Greek, Latin, History and Geometry, and though Harvard wouldn't take her, their sister school, the all-female Radcliffe College did. At 23 she published the book "The Story of My Life," which is deeply inspiring. She was a tireless activist for racial and sexual equality, and showed tremendous courage, perseverance, and boldness. And she was a funny, complex person who fully embraced life and looked it "straight in the eye." Other people accomplished more than she did. She never won a Nobel Peace Prize, invented anything revolutionary, saved a life, or won a battle, but she was an optimistic example of the deepest meaning of being alive as a human being. ~ Pax / Peace : )
Who's the greatest person to ever live?
asking me? einstien or dr.seuss because of the great things they did with there minds. dr. seuss inspired tons of people to read, and gave great messages like "A persons a person no matter how small" and "Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind". I kinda live by quotes from dr.seuss. Einstien gave the world his knowledge, he was dislexic (sorry i cant spell) and not so good at math but was still able to make the theory or relativity. These two people were full of wisdom, and they were able to show there wisdom to the world.
Was Jesus the Greatest Jew ever to have lived?
not in any way. First, there's no information any easily "jesus" existed in any respect; imaginary people are not "function fashions," they're myths. 2nd, considering Darwin easily existed, he wins. 0.33, i hit upon the considered "function fashions" ridiculous besides -- won't manage to you artwork out the thank you to act nicely on your person? Are you fairly so in need of questioning skills which you will desire to repeat somebody else, even an imaginary parent, to get by utilising interior the international? i hit upon that very unhappy certainly.
Was gandhi the greatest man who ever lived?
big plus for Gandhi was his policy of non violent revolution and for that he will always be a great man a negative point was his lack to realism, he could not believe that independence would lead to a civil war and eventually it did, killing millions of people first during the first days of independence and later in East Pakistan, now Bangladesh. He could have foreseen the problems between hindoes and muslims. the British rulers saw it, and he was aware that the British thought that a fast transition would almost certainly come to a civil war. He should have listened to the rational arguments of the British. A solution could have been that UN troops came over to oversee the transition.