ok....real slow this time, just for you....
You have NO RIGHT or basis for judging the fate of another person’s soul, based upon the behavior you observed.
You will next throw out the Hitler analogy, believing you’ve made a point.
99.9% of humanity does not fit in that little package, including MLK.
YOU have NO RIGHT to judge the fate of MLK’s soul!!!!
GET IT?
Obviously nobody other than God, who has given it to Jesus Christ, has the authority to judge a human soul.
BTW, it isn’t their fate, but rather a destiny which might be in question as a consequence of that judgment.
Fate is a pagan concept, not a Christian concept.
We do have the authority to discern a person’s faith.
We don’t know if Hitler was saved or not, though his behavior obviously manifest his major efforts were as an enemy of Christ. Believers out of fellowship can also commit the most heinous crimes imaginable.
Conversely, Saul was an enemy of Christ before his experience on the road to Damascus. Indubitably, Paul was a believer and made the Apostle to the Gentiles manifest his faith in Christ even after committing numerous atrocities against believers.
In regards to MLK, I discern the author of the article communicates more of the Gospel than what I have read from MLK’s work.