Martin Luther King's Biblical Epic

Discover the profound connection between faith and social justice in Martin Luther King's Biblical Epic by Keith D. Miller. Published by the University Press of Mississippi in 2013, this enlightening paperback spans 208 pages, offering a unique analysis of Martin Luther King Jr.'s relationship with the Bible. While King frequently referenced biblical texts in his speeches and sermons, this is the first comprehensive examination of how his interpretation shaped his rhetoric and persuasive power. Miller argues that King boldly challenged prevailing Christian views that marginalized Judaism, instead promoting a Christianity that recognizes Judaism as its foundational source. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in the intersection of religion, civil rights, and the enduring legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.