[Vaquero]

NOT saying we can never make moral judgments about the souls and the behavior of others....rather before doing so, we better take a good look at ourselves—and make sure we're clear, before helping (emphasis on HELPING) others take specks from their own eyes.

well how about this...
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.

then go to #17

[AnalogReigns]

You left out the end of the story, with Jesus words to the ex-adulteress: "Go and sin no more."(John 8:11)

So Jesus acknowledged her sin, and didn't excuse it, or call it not sin...but as God He forgave her, contingent upon her sinning in this way no more, i.e. her repentance.

It is fascinating to me how so many post-moderns skip the forgiveness and repentance part when telling this story.

Without that the, "neither do I condemn you" makes no sense at all.

Back to the subject: There is no indication that Dr. King repented of either his adulteries, nor his disbelief in Christ as Savior and Lord.