[impactplayer]

This is “way” above our pay grade to even consider. When the Bible says, “judge not”, this is what it is talking about. We are in a terrible position to “judge” worthiness for eternity.

[almcbean]

I don’t know. Neither do you. It’s not our job.

[TomServo]

If not - he’ll burn in Detroit.

[Terry L Smith]

It doesn’t matter. Everything, and i mean EVERYTHING, that this guy said, did, and thought became moot with the OJ trial, and has been moot since.

The Negroes are not attempting to ‘stand on his shoulders’, but instead are standing on his buried head.

[Larry Lucido]

He’s jamming to Let’s Dance right now.

[johniegrad]

This is a question that I have often asked myself

Why?

[spetznaz]

With all humility, that is something none of us is qualified to answer. For the matter, there are many tthat appear to 'meet the requirements' but who will perish, and others who appear 'lost' but are actually beloved by the Lord. Some like Paul, who I am sure many during his days would swear was a monster due to what he did when he was Saul. Or the criminal crucified next to our Lord, who in his last moments cried out and was saved. Then there are those like the pharisees and saducees, who appeared perfect but Christ Himself called them out as anything but. Or those poor souls of who it is written go to the judgment seat expecting heaven, only to be surprised with the 'other option' and wondering aloud how that is possible considering they healed the sick and cast out devils.

As human beings, it is impossible to know. Simply put.

[Resolute Conservative]

None of my business.

[Nifster]

Really?

Why not just lets throw you in the river,weighted and tied to see if you are a witch.

[OldSmaj]

Was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Saved?

Certainly not my problem or concern.

If he was able to seek the mercy of the Lord in the short time between seeing the flash of the rifle and the impact of the projectile...maybe...but his conduct of life up to that point was certainly not of keeping with the teachings of the One that would be concerned.

So, no matter how many speeches we heard, no matter how many schools bear his name, no matter how many roads or streets were named after him, glorification after the fact will not change anything.

More to the point...I don't have to care...the state of his immortal soul is in the hands of God...and who am I to question that?

[Smittie]

If he confessed Jesus as Lord with his mouth and believed in his heart that God raised Him from the dead he was saved. Only God knows for sure if he did that.

[RushingWater]

Maybe we don't know his ultimate salvation, but we can take his words and compare them to the Bible. This article makes an excellent point:

The very world it's self is seeking to achieve this "peace", unity, harmony and oneness, but sadly they leave out one key and crucial piece to this utopian equation... ALMIGHTY GOD!

I would have preferred the article to compare more of King's words with the Bible if it was going to have such a title. I do believe a Christian must appreciate his message - to call out racism as wrong.

[JimRed]

We would hope so. That’s between the Lord and him.

And lots of Christians have been fooled by the lure of socialism. He may have been one of them.

[sparklite2]

“Was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. A Saved Man As the Bible Teaches?”

I didn’t know MLK was in the Bible.

[Zionist Conspirator]

No.

[SVTCobra03]

PAPERS WRITTEN BY MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. REVEAL HE WAS NOT A CHRISTIAN

http://www.nowtheendbegins.com/papers-written-by-martin-luther-king-jr-reveal-he-was-not-a-christian/

[EternalVigilance]

There are definitely quotes from the man that would lead an honest person to wonder if he was truly saved.

And then he said stuff like this:

“By opening our lives to God in Christ, we become new creatures. This experience, which Jesus spoke of as the new birth, is essential if we are to be transformed nonconformists ... Only through an inner spiritual transformation do we gain the strength to fight vigorously the evils of the world in a humble and loving spirit.”

— Martin Luther King, Jr.

“Like the early Christians, we must move into a sometime hostile world armed with the revolutionary gospel of Jesus Christ. With this powerful gospel we shall boldly challenge the status quo.”

— Martin Luther King, Jr.

“We need to pledge ourselves anew to the cause of Christ. We must capture the spirit of the early church. Wherever the early Christians went, they made a triumphant witness for Christ. Whether on the village streets or in the city jails, they daringly proclaimed the good news of the gospel.”

— Martin Luther King, Jr.

“In contrast to ethical relativism, Christianity sets forth a system of absolute moral values and affirms that God has placed within the very structure of this universe certain moral principles that are fixed and immutable.”

— Martin Luther King, Jr.

“The God whom we worship is not a weak and incompetent God. He is able to beat back gigantic waves of opposition and to bring low prodigious mountains of evil. The ringing testimony of the Christian faith is that God is able.”

— Martin Luther King, Jr.

[wardaddy]

Overrated as they come

I could care less