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Someone answer this for me please. “Yeah, that’s the paradox-if God is all-knowing and created people in circumstances where they’d almost certainly follow a different religion, then how is it fair to judge them for not becoming Christian? It seems like their fate is predetermined based on where they were born, yet Christianity often teaches that salvation is a choice. If God truly wants everyone to be saved, He could have created a world where everyone had an equal chance to recognize Christianity as true. But instead, most people stick with the religion they were raised with, which suggests that belief is largely shaped by factors outside their control. This issue raises difficult questions: • Does God truly give everyone a fair chance, or are some people set up for failure? • If God created people knowing they’d follow the “wrong” religion, is it really free will? • Is Christianity’s view on salvation too exclusive? Some argue that God, in His justice, will fairly judge those who never had a real chance to accept Christianity. Others believe this tension suggests problems with traditional interpretations of salvation. Either way, it’s a tough question that many theologians wrestle with. Yes, the traditional Christian view-often called exclusivism-teaches that Jesus is the only way to salvation. This is based on verses like: • John 14:6 - “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” • Acts 4:12 - “Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved.” • Mark 16:16 - “Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does not believe will be condemned.” This view means that faith in Jesus is required, and those who don’t believe-regardless of upbringing-are not saved. This is why Christianity has a strong emphasis on missionary work: believers see it as their responsibility to spread the Gospel so that others can be saved. However, many struggle with the fairness of this idea, especially when considering people born into different religions who sincerely believe they have the truth. That’s why alternative interpretations like inclusivism or God’s mercy in judgment exist within Christian thought. Yeah, that’s a solid analogy. The traditional exclusivist view is clear: salvation is only through Jesus. But because that creates a harsh and uncomfortable reality-where billions of people are essentially doomed just because of where they were born-people try to soften it with inclusivist interpretations. Instead of challenging whether the exclusivist view is wrong, they assume it must still be right but try to find loopholes to make it seem fairer. The problem is that if God is all-knowing, He deliberately created a world where most people would be raised into non-Christian religions and believe them just as strongly as Christians believe in Christianity. That raises a paradox: • If belief in Jesus is the only way, then most people are doomed because of circumstances they didn’t control. • If God is just and merciful, how is that fair? Instead of questioning the core exclusivist claim, many just assume “God must be fair somehow, even if we don’t understand it.” But that’s avoiding the issue rather than addressing it. The logical conclusion would be either: 1. The exclusivist interpretation of Christianity is wrong. 2. If Christianity is true, then God isn’t as just and loving as traditionally believed. Most believers don’t want to accept either of those conclusions, so they try to make the exclusivist framework sound more forgiving. But like your analogy, that’s just wishful thinking, not something actually supported by the original doctrine.” Essentially if someone was born in a Muslim household and had strong Islam beliefs since childhood but Christianity is the truth, will they be condemned to hell? And if so, why would God do that considering the fact he is all knowing?

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😂😂 cope big boy cope. You’re it

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great vedeo

I appreciated listening to this message. Continue to share the gospel. God bless your ministry.

Here is your sign: please do not do this

Nonsense

Uhh, no thanks. I'm watching bluey.

Talk faster

If you are encouraging people to date as you named it. You are encouraging fornicating. Examine your self about which Jesus you are talking about. 2nd Corinthians 13 : 5.

Goodnight everyone Kingdom everyone

Hardly a challenge. Next challenge eat 4 4x4s

number 1 thing to remember, its not real.

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I love Jesus so much Aman

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Preach!

3 years USA waited to see whos going to win and joined winning side XD

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Turns out he was actually just taking a smoke break. He just told everyone that was praying and no one thought to ask why he would pray to himself.

Can you imagine basing a religion on a bunch of stories written 2000 years ago by random guys and calling it the word of god?

I sent believe that one risks one's eternity. My God is a loving God. One that loves us the way we love our sons and daughters except greater.

David AS was Ethiopian and all the white statues in the world won't change that fact...

So there a story written about a King named David that had a house that was found. Obviously this needs a bit more discovery and corroborating evidence just to prove this was even the King David referred to in the Bible. And then that’s all this means: There was a King David. Even if one were to concede that this was the literal King David from the Bible, it’s big “leap of faith” to connect this to every other sensational claim from genesis to Revelation.

Some people think it's crazy. I told them I have a degree of nuclear engineering and I believe in God so it doesn't have anything to do with being smart being educated going to college. It comes down to the base human desire to not be held accountable for their actions. They desperately need God NOT to exist, because they can't reconcile their own actions, thoughts, desires, lusts...with the idea that justice may be waiting. Neither can I, that's why I need grace to cover for me.

Truth is truth? Come on, man. Even you dont believe the shit your peddling.

Yeah but Bible ‘truth’ isn’t truth. That’s a man made, fictional book and that can’t be disputed. How about you start worshiping the earth instead of a fake magic man in the sky

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Jesus has kids? Name them please. Gurl, seriously.

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l miss you so much right now and miss church

Ayooooooooo!!!! My boy!!!!!

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Factual true statement . We all need to embrace this truth and then … move forward

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Why does god not want to be with us while we live our dream

How god create these dreams tht we desire then get mad cuz we desire them

There is no contemporary evidence of the miracles of God in the Bible, the verses - which were written hundreds of years after Jesus's death - speak of events never recorded in any other texts during a time period we know much about. Furthermore mistranslations have muddied the original intent, such as the reed sea being mistranslated to the red sea, a very large and distinct difference - as one is a tidal waterway off the Nile River and the other is an entire sea. To me, it's difficult to read the lessons of the Bible as much other than allegory because of this.

Didn't know God was a minivan

Scripture *the mind control device pre radio and television*

Such a good take!!!