Martin Luther King, Jr. and the image of God / Richard Wayne Wills Sr. [print]

By:

Wills, Richard W, 1956- [Author]

Material type: Text

text

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9780195308990

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LOC classification:

BX4827.W741.M378 2009
BX4827

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Table of contents only

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Contents:

The historical context -- The host of witnesses -- Theological meditation -- King as critical thinker -- King among theologians -- King's theological implications -- Practical application -- Beloved community -- Beloved community and beyond.

Subject: Examines how imago Dei, the Christian belief that all people are made in God's image, influenced Martin Luther King Jr. and affected his civil rights work.

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Historical explication -- The historical context -- The host of witnesses -- Theological meditation -- King as critical thinker -- King among theologians -- King's theological implications -- Practical application -- Beloved community -- Beloved community and beyond.

Examines how imago Dei, the Christian belief that all people are made in God's image, influenced Martin Luther King Jr. and affected his civil rights work.

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