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Originally Posted by Kutless
Not true. IN order to defend the doctrine its a must to condemn the likes os Mother Theresa, Billy Graham etc etc to the lake of fire. Our doctrine gives no room for there salvation.
And if that is the way it is then quite sneaking around the "God is the Judge" cop out.
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I'll bite. They're probably going to hell.
That's why
Acts 2:38 believers are supposed to have a
BURDEN for the lost. The 'lost' includes the wild heathen and those who have begun a sincere search for truth but have been turned astray by false doctrine.
Of course, people who have been told/convinced that they are saved contradictory to
Acts 2:38 are harder to reach. Nobody likes to be shown they've been sold a bill of goods.
I've heard teaching that addressed some of the 'what ifs' that people have that is pertinent. The unreached indigenous peoples of Papua New Guinea were not even known to
exist until this century. How could a merciful God judge them, and other heathen tribes like them, who never even had a
chance to hear the gospel? The answer is that all men have God's word written in their hearts. We call it a conscience. Such peoples will be judged according to how they responded to their conscience.
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