Monday, 17 January 2011
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Martin Luther King, JR.: Honoring the Legacy
By Sam at Creative Theology
Martin Luther King Jr. made numerous profound statements that rattled our nation, and continue to inspire us today. It would be a terrible disservice to his legacy if we merely quoted his famous words and failed to act on the convictions that brought, and will continue to bring about, justice in our world.
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Shortest Revelife post ever? And, without a question?!
Anyway, he is right. Dr King was a great man of God, we should study his writing and live appropriately.
listen to his speeches, they're really good
Michael "Martin Luther" King Jr. was a pervert, a womanizer, a plagiarizer, and a heretic. It's disturbing to see so much of the church constantly fawning over this apostate.
@A_A_Plewes@xanga - I agree. He is the last man i expected to see honored on Revelife and the last person who should have been given a holiday!
What legacy are you talking about?
In 2005, 37,000 White women reported being raped/sexually assaulted by Black men.
90% of all interracial violence between Blacks & Whites is BLACK on White.
Didn't you take notice of the perpetrators of the Flash mobs?
http://youtu.be/XQtoJQ363MI