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The book offers a comprehensive examination of Martin Luther King Jr.'s concept of redemptive suffering, a fundamental aspect of his theological framework. It delves into the origins and modern significance of this theodicy, addressing critiques from contemporary black humanist and womanist perspectives. Through this analysis, the work aims to clarify and defend King's views, highlighting their enduring relevance in today's discussions on faith and social justice.

This book represents the first systematic study of King's doctrine of redemptive suffering, a central tenet of his theology. It explores the roots and contemporary relevance of King's redemptive suffering theodicy and answers his recent black humanist and womanist critics.