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All right, welcome back. Today we're going to be talking about Michael Martin Luther King,

but we're not only going to be talking about ML.L.K. We're also going to be

talking about the Civil Rights Act and by the grace of God why it should be repealed. So,

without further ado, here we go. Martin Luther King Jr. has been one of the most important

civil rights figures since the day of his death in 1968. Our society has

come to view him as a mythic figure who both defied an oppressive system while preaching a

Christian message of inclusion, peace, and tolerance. This is not true, and sadly, many Christians

have been deceived into celebrating a heretic theologian, a sexual deviant, and a Marxist agent.

What is even worse, though, is that the Civil Rights Project has used MOK to pollute the mission of Christianity

and to destroy the historic identity of the United States.

Here we go. All right, well, welcome, everybody. We're excited about this topic, and I was tasked with writing the kind of background article for the topic this week.

And then we remember that it was

MLK Day on Monday. And so on Sunday, Wes said, hey, what do you think about doing something about

MLK? So we scrapped the previous topic and we jumped into kind of an analysis of MLK Martin Luther

King Jr. Day and particularly the movement that was

launched kind of by or through his name, right, through his image, the heroic martyr figure

that MLK became and has become in our society, it launched a civil rights movement that was, I think,

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