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Clayborne Carson. Book Brief. For the most part, his childhood and adolescence were happy, and he grew up in a relatively well-off Black community, raised by loving parents. Although deeply religious, the only real issue that caused the teenage King to question the Bible was the mandate that Christians must love even those who wrong them, which King found difficult to do when faced with hateful white racists.

However, his religious beliefs and his opposition to segregation were largely complementary forces in his life and, exploring philosophy and theology at college, he began to see that he had to fight for freedom and equality as part of his Christian duty. King next took his studies to Boston University where he continued to examine the interaction of religion and philosophy and to question ways of achieving social justice through love and faith, eventually achieving his PhD.

While in Boston, King met, and later married, Coretta Scott, a fellow social justice activist. The two would go on to have four children. Scott was from Alabama and the two were often apart until King became a pastor in Montgomery, Alabama.