When looking back on Martin Luther King’s inspiring speeches like “I Have A Dream” it is shown that many of the topics he speaks of during theses speeches incorporate ideas from both a religious and secular world views. When looking back can these two world views coexist in our day and age? Martin Luther King, Jr. (January 15, 1929 – April 4, 1968) was an seen as American pastor, activist, humanitarian, and the leader in the African-American Civil Rights Movement. Know by many for his amazing speeches and work taking a in depth look at both of these world views we see that a Secular world view is known to be the separation of culture and politics from religion. This is shown subcategory of liberalism and secularism, it supports the separation
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Looking back on how these two types of world views would be constantly butting heads we could assume that no they cannot coexist, that is because as a country of a mix or different races, colours and also religious backgrounds it is a fact that the people come first not their religion. If religion had its dominant place in the government or politics, it would be catastrophic because of so many ideas coming from different types of religions cannot all be reinforced by the same government. This would create many clashes between many different types of people and this is why the main reason religion and politics don't mix in the world of today. The way that MLK used to mash these two world views together was that his main goal was to create a Secular liberal world but he also want to give the people the feeling of brother hood so he brought in just a little of religious teachings not so much that the population would see him as a god loving preacher ready to spread the word of jesus but instead as a man who believes in equality of every single race and religion without bias. In the world today that can be achieved by not implicating the word of any god in or any type of religious idea, the people can voice there needs and opinions and great leaders do not have to fall back of their religion to help them out when it comes to politics and the government. These two world views should not be mixed and matched together the must stay separated cause we must learn to adapt for everybody and learnt o coexist without the need of what the persons religion is and what the believe in . Satyanarayana Dasa from the institute of Vaishnava studies in india says it best by explaining “Many times I read that religion and politics should be kept separate. They should not be mixed. Here in India it is a common feeling of the educated gentry. Usually such people are afraid that if politicians subscribe
Looking back on how these two types of world views would be constantly butting heads we could assume that no they cannot coexist, that is because as a country of a mix or different races, colours and also religious backgrounds it is a fact that the people come first not their religion. If religion had its dominant place in the government or politics, it would be catastrophic because of so many ideas coming from different types of religions cannot all be reinforced by the same government. This would create many clashes between many different types of people and this is why the main reason religion and politics don't mix in the world of today. The way that MLK used to mash these two world views together was that his main goal was to create a Secular liberal world but he also want to give the people the feeling of brother hood so he brought in just a little of religious teachings not so much that the population would see him as a god loving preacher ready to spread the word of jesus but instead as a man who believes in equality of every single race and religion without bias. In the world today that can be achieved by not implicating the word of any god in or any type of religious idea, the people can voice there needs and opinions and great leaders do not have to fall back of their religion to help them out when it comes to politics and the government. These two world views should not be mixed and matched together the must stay separated cause we must learn to adapt for everybody and learnt o coexist without the need of what the persons religion is and what the believe in . Satyanarayana Dasa from the institute of Vaishnava studies in india says it best by explaining “Many times I read that religion and politics should be kept separate. They should not be mixed. Here in India it is a common feeling of the educated gentry. Usually such people are afraid that if politicians subscribe