Who is the Greatest Servant of God in the last 100 Years?

[AlexandertheGreat]

Who is the greatest servant of the Holy Trinity in the last 100 years?

In my personal opinion its Dr. Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. No one has accomplished more through peaceful means living the life of a devoted religious person more fully than Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. One thing is for certain he was polar opposite of the Antichrist adolf ****ler. What is the different between nazis and racists? Not much. We need to move onto a more peaceful era where races and religions no longer hate each other, and what better example to follow in the last 100 years than Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr? Was he the Imam al Mahdi waging a peaceful crusade/jihad for equal rights between races and religions? I dunno I would like a Muslims opinion on this...?

 

[Nakosis]

IMO, it's the Atheist. The atheist is there to keep religious folks from running amok with wild-assed religious idealism. I'm most certain God appreciates this greatly.

 

[David1967]

Gandhi is toward the top of the list along with Thich Naht Hahn and the Dalai Lama.

 

[George-ananda]

I'll vote for the harbingers of ancient Vedic philosophy that have brought that wisdom to the modern western world's understanding.

 

[Brickjectivity]

According to some the priest Georges Henri Joseph Édouard Lemaître was the first to propose in 1927 a value for the Hubble Constant. He was a Belgian priest at the Catholic University of Leuven, and he proposed in his paper the Hypothesis of the Primeval Atom which today is called the Big Bang Theory. At first his proposal met with (appropriate) skepticism but it proved valuable and is now the prime cosmological model used by Astrophysicists. It has transformed life for just about everybody both irreligious and people of all religions. He was one of the first Astrophysicists to use computer modeling. He also explained Elliptical Space with quaternion Math.

I'm not going to say he's absolutely the leader, but he is in the running. I would call his work spiritual though it does not seem very interpersonal. It has had a personal impact on a lot of people.

 

[Sunstone]

Is it possible to single out just one person? King is certainly among the most influential religious people of the last 100 years, and his legacy is largely positive, but there appear to be several people who are up there with him.

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

Servant of God Dorothy Day.

 

[Kilgore Trout]

It depends on what god's agenda is. I see no evidence that it's anything that people invent or presume. Hitler or Stalin could be god's greatest servants of the last century. So could Einstein or Planck. It could even be Dr. King or Gandhi. It's anyone's guess - and everyone's guess is just as speculative.

 

[Stevicus]

Why would God need a servant?

 

[trablano]

King was amazing. But I would add, God had many small good servants and handmaidens. So many people tried to live life peacefully and honestly despite the hardships that were thrown at them. There were christian saints. There were muslim saints. There were hindu saints. The world is full of saints, actually, because everyone who loves peace and treads honestly is a little saint in my book.

 

[Athena Plato]

Who is the greatest servant of the Holy Trinity in the last 100 years?

In my personal opinion its Dr. Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. No one has accomplished more through peaceful means living the life of a devoted religious person more fully than Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. One thing is for certain he was polar opposite of the Antichrist adolf ****ler. What is the different between nazis and racists? Not much. We need to move onto a more peaceful era where races and religions no longer hate each other, and what better example to follow in the last 100 years than Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr? Was he the Imam al Mahdi waging a peaceful crusade/jihad for equal rights between races and religions? I dunno I would like a Muslims opinion on this...?

Martin Luther King all the way! His vision was that not just Black Lives Matter, but that all Lives Matter.Sorry to but in, not a Muslim, but any mention of the Philosopher King draws me in like a Lost Lamb.

“I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.”

 

[metis]

I'm going with Gandhi as he inspired so many people of faith and even non-faith, including many influential Christians.