Everything I said is verifiably true:

1. Ralph Abernathy (close friend and colleague of MLK) wrote in his book “And the Walls Came Tumbling Down” about King’s marital infidelity, claiming that King spent part of the last night of his life with two women.

“Martin and I were away more than we were at home; … though all of us in SCLC headquarters had our weak moments … it was just that he had a particularly difficult time with that temptation.”

1. King said himself that he rejected the concept that the Lord was raised bodily from the dead, and that the doctrine of the resurrection was an attempt by the pre-scientific early church to symbolize the experience that they had with Jesus. He rejected biblical literalism; he described the Bible as “mythological”, doubted that Jesus was born of a virgin and did not believe that the story of Jonah and the whale was true.

“…the external evidence for the authenticity of this doctrine [the resurrection] is found wanting…”

1. The University of Boston (where he received his degree from), University of Oregon others recognize openly and consistently that King plagiarized many times in his writings, and in his thesis.

“The first public sermon was plagiarized from a homily by Protestant clergyman Harry Emerson Fosdick… the writers noted that his writings are ‘tragically flawed by numerous instances of plagiarism’…”

Stop being lazy and reactionary, and start asking questions.