A poetic symbiosis of intellect, bombast, spirituality and human dignity, King was an American original. A man for his times and beyond. His magnificent Letter From A Birmingham Jail stands as a profound indictment of America's social order in the mid-twentieth century. His I Have A Dream Speech was a master portrayal of national hypocrisy. And the I've Been To The Mountain Top Speech was a defiant specter of things to come.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was more than just a speech maker, or a sentimental dreamer. He was a twentieth century prophet. I put him alongside Jesus of Nazareth. Yes, that's right, Christ. Because he, too died for our sins.
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I apologize, this doesn't have to do with your post ^^;
But I did want to thank you for leaving your comments. I love your book recommendations by the way, I will have to read them. I also like Sun Tzu Art of War and the I Ching.
Thanks for your comment. I have not read Art of War. I have been meaning to become familiar with it.
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