CHICAGO—Minister Louis Farrakhan preached a sermon July 26 about “The Crucifixion of Michael Jackson.”
That’s a curious subject.
As I awaited the Minister’s entrance, three sisters came forward offering a singing tribute to Michael Jackson. It was thrilling! It was almost too good to be something you’d expect at a religious service.
But then again, what would choirs of angels look and sound like anyway?
At your typical Nation of Islam meeting, you always hear shouts and cheers, from the faithful—they call it “Bearing Witness to The Truth.” Their enthusiasm adds an exciting element to his lecture. “Teach us!” “Wake us up!” it’s almost like being at a live concert or a sports event.
Min. Farrakhan’s subject: “Crucifixion of Michael Jackson.” Why compare MJ to crucifixion of Jesus, the Minister asked. Continue reading ‘Farrakhan on Michael Jackson’
