was Martin Luther king a paganism?
compare this to the protestant reformer Martin Luther and you get your answer. Martin Luther king died, not because of he wants to unify the black movement but made a promise that the black legacy to unify the church and state movement continues
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I would add: MLK was born Michael King. He hijacked the name Martin Luther for his own agenda.
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@KCSunbeam it's not about "agenda" Michael King took advantage because he wants to destroy protestantism. he used to name Martin Luther in order to make the nations begiled. it was originally setting up for the one world religious system. it became unsuccessful at that time. protestant reformers wasn't ready at that time
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@theronleigh1980 : Like your Pacman shirt. Here's a site you might be interested in: https://archive.org/details/arcade_superabc (Pac-man variations)
However, agenda means: a plan of things to be done or a goal that guides someone's behavior. From the Latin "agendum", meaning "things to be done". So, MLK certainly had an agenda.
However, agenda means: a plan of things to be done or a goal that guides someone's behavior. From the Latin "agendum", meaning "things to be done". So, MLK certainly had an agenda.
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hello :3
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the color of your skin does not matter. a sinner does not know how to unify properly. man has a great nature of selfishness and only care for themselves. only a rare percentage of humans is compassionate. ONLY RARE. the human nature in itself is ungodly and does not know GOD. not to mention humanity think we know everything. the shelfish ways of humanity is just too great
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