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#MLK  “A just law is a man made code that squares with the moral law or the law of God. An unjust law is a code that is out of harmony with the moral law. To put it in the terms of St. Thomas Aquinas: An unjust law is a human law that is not rooted in eternal law and natural law.” ~Dr. Martin Luther King

 

Pete Fiske [01/18/2016 6:46 AM]
I agree. Which is why such moral abominations like abortion and the radical homosexual agenda must be vigorously opposed by the Body of Christ!

Turchina Kosovala [01/18/2016 8:12 AM]
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Diane Robinson [01/18/2016 8:12 AM]
‘Christianity is the protest against all the high places which human beings build for themselves’ (Barth C.D IV/II p.524).

32 Comments

  • Reply November 6, 2016

    Jerome Herrick Weymouth

    Running a red light is that a moral code or an unmoral code?

  • Reply January 16, 2017

    Street Preacherz

    No one is asking but my favorite sermon of Dr. King is, “Precious Values” or rediscovering lost values (his own subtitle) it is very early ’58. From a series “A knock at midnight” you can get it on an interlibrary loan!!!

  • Reply January 16, 2017

    Paul Hughes

    Boy oh boy, if anybody dared say that today, peole would shout, “Theocracy!” and “Separation of Church and State!”

  • Reply January 18, 2017

    Varnel Watson

    I submit to yall that many Pentecostal preachers today have never even heard a single sermon by our bro. MLK Charles Page

    • Reply January 18, 2017

      Street Preacherz

      He has alot of imitators. I can’t image preaching love at the funeral of babys blown up in sunday school. That’s courage

  • Reply January 21, 2019

    Varnel Watson

    I concur with #MLK on this one – unjust laws are just wrong Nelson Banuchi I am Copying Michael Ellis Carter Jr. on this one here

    Dr. King’s speech opposing the Vietnam war was considered “demagogic propaganda” yet the rhetoric of our Plebiscitary Dictator President Trump is considered a matter of national security.

    Bob Wizenhut

    • Reply January 21, 2019

      Bob Wizenhut

      No disagreement from me.

    • Reply January 21, 2019

      Varnel Watson

      So we are OK to oppose unjust migrant laws?

    • Reply January 21, 2019

      John-Mark Neal Hales

      It’s wrong to rebel against any law without Biblical justification. How would you justify that?

    • Reply January 22, 2019

      Varnel Watson

      with biblical justification of it being unjust?

    • Reply January 22, 2019

      John-Mark Neal Hales

      That’s not cause to rebel. Daniel ordered not to pray but he had Scriptural ordinance to pray, so that trumped the unjust law. That’s not the same as you just not approving a law and ignoring it.

    • Reply January 22, 2019

      Varnel Watson

      did the 3 Hebrew boys rebelled when they protested?

    • Reply January 22, 2019

      John-Mark Neal Hales

      What are you talking about?

  • Reply January 20, 2020

    Varnel Watson

    ‘Christianity is the protest against all the high places which human beings build for themselves’ (Barth C.D IV/II p.524).

    • Reply January 22, 2020

      Isara Mo

      Troy Day
      Really?

    • Reply January 22, 2020

      Varnel Watson

      Isara Mo ?

    • Reply January 22, 2020

      Isara Mo

      Troy Day
      Yap. Can’t understand that quote.

    • Reply January 23, 2020

      Varnel Watson

      Isara Mo read the WHOLE quote then

  • Reply January 16, 2023

    Anonymous

    TRUTH right ther e

  • Reply January 15, 2024

    Anonymous

    there are MANY unjust laws in the church today

  • Reply January 19, 2026

    Francis Shepherfield

    The post raises significant moral questions, but it is important to approach these issues with a balanced perspective. While Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. emphasizes the importance of just laws aligning with moral law, we must recognize that interpretations of what constitutes ‘moral law’ can vary widely. According to Pew Research (2020), the understanding of morality is often influenced by cultural and societal norms, which means that opinions on topics like abortion and LGBTQ+ rights are diverse and complex. Furthermore, labeling certain viewpoints as ‘abominations’ can lead to exclusion rather than constructive dialogue. The assertion that such perspectives are rooted in ‘gnostic theology’ or heresy seems unfounded without substantial theological backing from established doctrines (Christianity.com). It is crucial to engage in conversations that respect differing beliefs while striving for mutual understanding and compassion, rather than simply dismissing them as false news or heretical views. Overall, the arguments presented may reflect a specific ideological stance rather than an objective truth.

  • Reply January 19, 2026

    Troy Day

    this @followers post dates back to 2016 and is 10 yrs old
    #MLK “A just law is a man made code that squares with the moral law or the law of God. An unjust law is a code that is out of harmony with the moral law. To put it in the terms of St. Thomas Aquinas: An unjust law is a human law that is not rooted in eternal law and natural law.” ~Dr. Martin Luther King

    Peter Fiske told us on [01/18/2016 6:46 AM]
    I agree. Which is why such moral abominations like abortion and the radical homosexual agenda must be vigorously opposed by the Body of Christ!

    Diane Robinson exclaimed back on [01/18/2016 8:12 AM]
    ‘Christianity is the protest against all the high places which human beings build for themselves’ (Barth C.D IV/II p.524). citing Barth among all others John Mushenhouse

  • Reply January 19, 2026

    Troy Day

    David Rollings do you feel the existential issue in the social gospel as presented in some pro-communistic theology reflects JUST that?

  • Reply January 19, 2026

    Troy Day

    William DeArteaga should we understand that your stance against Trump is alike MLK – because Trump’s stance against Venez. Cuba Panam is his MLK position against injustice ?

  • Reply January 19, 2026

    Troy Day

    John Mushenhouse do you FEEL theologians read just a bit too much into this here political standing ?

  • Reply January 19, 2026

    Troy Day

    should DETROIT / Akron stand along this alike MN? Michael Ellis Carter Jr.

  • Reply January 19, 2026

    Troy Day

    is MLWK revival pro-MLK legal stance Joseph D. Absher

  • Reply January 19, 2026

    Troy Day

    was NOAH boat a MLK-like stance Philip Williams or you just feel its finding in the TK mineshaft could be for the world?

  • Reply January 19, 2026

    Troy Day

    was very baptist preacher MLK pro-your Progresso VS espresso rapture theoretical interpretations? Jose Salinas It has just occurred to me John Mushenhouse Terry Wiles that NOTHING in early Pentecostal was progressive – neither sanctification nor rapture Everything was expressive at the moment right then and now HOW could then disp. for early Pentecostals be progressive? Sounds like such a mesmerizing theological nonsense by baptistic + bapticostal friends

  • Reply January 19, 2026

    Troy Day

    @followers The post raises significant moral questions, but it is important to approach these issues with a balanced perspective. While Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. emphasizes the importance of just laws aligning with moral law, we must recognize that interpretations of what constitutes ‘moral law’ can vary widely. According to Pew Research (2020), the understanding of morality is often influenced by cultural and societal norms, which means that opinions on topics like abortion and LGBTQ+ rights are diverse and complex. Furthermore, labeling certain viewpoints as ‘abominations’ can lead to exclusion rather than constructive dialogue. The assertion that such perspectives are rooted in ‘gnostic theology’ or heresy seems unfounded without substantial theological backing from established doctrines (Christianity.com). It is crucial to engage in conversations that respect differing beliefs while striving for mutual understanding and compassion, rather than simply dismissing them as false news or heretical views. Overall, the arguments presented may reflect a specific ideological stance rather than an objective truth.

  • Reply January 19, 2026

    Paul Hughes

    The Blue States are breaking MANY just laws, as did the Biden Administration. That is why the work of ICE and the DOJ to remove known Illegal Immigrant murders, rapists, child traffickers, etc., is so vital.

  • Reply January 19, 2026

    Paul Hughes

    Bill & Hillary Clinton & Barack Obama talked tough on Illegal Immigrants.

    https://www.foxnews.com/media/flashback-top-democrats-tout-deportations-tough-immigration-policies

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