... Starting with a consideration of what a story is, and the inadequacy of a coherent narrative about necessarily chaotic lives, the introduction examines the changing history of African Americans mourning the murder and subsequently celebrating the life of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr...

... and interested to hear what they had to say, but couldn’t quite seem to accept it. The chapter ends with Rosemarie’s memory of seeing a kind of aura around Martin Luther King Jr. ...

... of one particular experience with a local plantation owner who was fascinated to meet them and interested to hear what they had to say, but couldn’t quite seem to accept it. The chapter ends with Rosemarie’s memory of seeing a kind of aura around Martin Luther King Jr. Describes Koinonia Farm...

... Luther, and William Joseph Seymour all had certain things in common. St. Paul had utterly no intention of “founding a new religion.” He crisscrossed the Mediterranean area speaking to both Jews and Gentiles, trying to convince the former that the Messiah they had been xiv...

... been preaching a partial Gospel. A part of the Gospel remained when the world went into the dark ages. God has from time to time raised up men to bring back the truth to the church. He raised up [Martin] Luther to bring back . . . justification by faith. He raised up . . . John Wesley to...

... large 1 68 The End of the 1960s: Out of the Studio and into the Street numbers every week. And Barbara, Michele, and I had to admit that the AWC, whatever else it was, was never boring. Tom demanded that MOMA create a Martin Luther King Jr. wing for black and Puerto Rican art, and a black and Puerto...

... · Bibliography Asa H. Gordon Library, Special Collections, Savannah State University, Savannah, GA Georgia Herald Georgia State College Bulletin The Hubertonian The Tiger Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center, Boston University, Boston Martin Luther King Jr. Papers, 1954 1968 Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript...

... Ifá, 57, 66 Imitation of Life (film), 48 Jackson, Maynard, 140, 145 King, Martin Luther, Jr., 141, 163, 190 Lorde, Audre, x; Zami, 135 37 Meredith, James, 208 music, 55 57, 63, 68, 69 70, 87 91, 133, 154, 193, 202; choir, 60 61, 65 66, 196 Osun, xiii; river of, 7, 55 parents and parenting...

... Geist is rendered, in the Hebrew and later Israeli acad emy, into the Hebrew ruah (spirit). But cen- turies beforehand, the translation went the other way around, and it was ruah that was transformed into Geist. Martin Luther s 1522 translation of the first lines of the Old Testament reads: Am...

...]mankind (Gandhi [1931] 1992). Gandhi used nonviolence to lead a movement that resisted British colonialism and ultimately won Indian in de pen dence. Martin Luther King Jr. and other U.S. civil- rights leaders are among the many globally who have been inspired by and successfully employed Gandhi s model...

... in 1967. (left) Douglas M. Knight speaking at his inauguration, December 11, 1963 (Duke University Archives). Offered the presidencies of Duke and Cornell at the same time, the forty- two- year- old Knight was among the youn gest university presidents in the nation. (below) Martin Luther King Jr...

... foreshadowed the ministry of Martin Luther King Jr., who also called on people to love whites. In 1915 Seymour forcefully stated that we “must love our white brethren” and “welcome them” in our churches even “if some of . . . [them] have prejudices and discrimination” against us. This call to love was...

... went into the dark ages. God has from time to time raised up men to bring back the truth to the church. He raised up [Martin] Luther to bring back . . . justification by faith. He raised up . . . John Wesley to establish Bible holiness in the church. Then he raised up Dr. [Charles] Cullis who...

... been preaching a partial Gospel. A part of the Gospel remained when the world went into the dark ages. God has from time to time raised up men to bring back the truth to the church. He raised up [Martin] Luther to bring back . . . justification by faith. He raised up . . . John Wesley to...

..., the Greek, the Italian, the low German, the French, the Spanish and their descendants in all parts are formalists, scarce ever obtaining the knowledge and truth discovered by Luther,—that of justification by faith or of the truth taught by Wesley, sanctification by faith. . . . While the...

...; while the Gentiles,—the Russians, the Greek, the Italian, the low German, the French, the Spanish and their descendants in all parts are formalists, scarce ever obtaining the knowledge and truth discovered by Luther,—that of justification by faith or of the truth taught by Wesley, sanctification...

... Keene in England; University of Humboldt, Friedrich Schiller University, tu Dres- den, Leipzig University, and Martin Luther University of Halle- Wittenberg in Germany; and Uppsala University in Sweden. Friends who have supported, cheered on, and hoped for the end of this project include Eli Briskin...