Tom Airey of Mennonite World Review investigates the roots and impacts of the Christian philosophies of Billy Graham and Martin Luther King, Jr. Whereas Graham “is the face of a mostly white suburban brand of Christianity,” King, who valued compassion and social justice above all else, had a much broader socio-political impact, argues Airey. Airey writes that the difference between these divergent viewpoints effects the well-being of the “poor” and “vulnerable,” as well as shapes “the lives of Christian communities (and individuals) in radically different ways.”