To: SoConPubbie; Zionist Conspirator
I think we should read a balanced view rather than just one article. How valid is a writer who writes about someone after he is dead? Perhaps he’s correct, perhaps not, I think we needs to read more about this.
30 posted on
01/16/2011 11:41:12 PM PST by
Cronos
(Bobby Jindal 2012)
To: Cronos
I think we should read a balanced view rather than just one article. How valid is a writer who writes about someone after he is dead? Perhaps hes correct, perhaps not, I think we needs to read more about this.Just a reminder that the article is from a friendly, pro-King source and is intended by the author as praise.
38 posted on
01/17/2011 7:54:39 AM PST by
Zionist Conspirator
('Anokhi HaShem 'Eloqeykha 'asher hotze'tikha me'Eretz Mitzrayim, mibeit `avadim . . .)
To: Cronos
I think we should read a balanced view rather than just one article. How valid is a writer who writes about someone after he is dead? Perhaps hes correct, perhaps not, I think we needs to read more about this.
Since he liberally sprinkles his article with direct quotes both from King and his college papers, I think it is correct, unless someone can provide quotes where he does a 180 on his stated beliefs concerning Christianity.
As it is, MLK was not a Christian.
He denied Christ and God in multiple ways, effectively setting himself up as wiser than the Apostles and the Christ as witnessed in the Bible.
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