Measuring Religious Dimensions

Measuring Religious Dimensions by Morton B. King & Richard A. Hunt Studies of Congregational Involvement. \ Southern Methodist University. Studies in Social Sciences No. 1 Publisher is Southern Methodist University Paperback 5.95 x 9 inches, 136 pages Born in 1913 & Died in 2013, Morton B. King was a native of Shelbyville, Tennessee. In his youth, he attended the Webb School in Bell Buckle, Tennessee. King received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Vanderbilt University in 1934, and in 1936, he received his Master of Arts in Sociology from the same institution. Morton B. King received a Bachelor of Arts in English, from Vanderbilt University, in 1934, and his Masters of Arts in Sociology in 1936. While a student at Vanderbilt University he had contact with several Agrarians on the faculty and off. Since he grew up in a small Middle Tennessee town on a farm he was particularly drawn to the main Agrarian message. He was also involved with the Student Christian Movement whose theme was racial justice. As a Depression Era graduate entering the job market, he chose to become a relief worker, instead of going on relief. He later became a Professor of Sociology at the University of Mississippi.