"""Many religious leaders have no qualms about joining exponents of other faiths and women and men who describe themselves as non-religious in the struggle for justice and morality,"" writes Dow Marmur. ""When the Jewish theologian Abraham Joshua Heschel joined the Protestant Rev. Martin Luther King in the civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery, Ala., in 1965, (above photo) he said his feet were praying when he marched for freedom."""
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