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This is to debate fairness in Christianity. Isn't God suppose to give everyone an opportunity to know him and his son, or the bible. I don't mean rich or poor fairness, I mean those getting to know Jesus, some just don't have the opportunity. Protestants, don't you dare, I don't believe in Predestination.
1. Some people, say less than 1% of people in the world are born into terrorist groups/families. Or they are kidnapped at a young age. They are taught killing and all that is okay. They can live and die not every seeing the bible or being taught right from wrong, yet they would go to Hell probably. How is this fair?
2. There are a few stoneage tribes out there. Again, less than 1% of the population, but they can live and die not ever seeing the bible or knowing the story of Jesus, and yet Jesus is the way to heaven. How is this fair?
3. According to this website World Population Clock: 7.8 Billion People (2020) - Worldometer There were 200 million people on Earth in 1 AD. How without the technology were all 200 million suppose to hear about Jesus. There is no possible way the news can reach all 200 million people. So what Hell for the other 95% of the population that wasn't lucky enough to hear the good news.
4. Think of all the other religions there are. You are born into another country and you stick to Budhism, Indian or Hinduism, etc. and never hear about Jesus or the bible until you die. Oops, you didn't know Jesus, Hell. A minister never got to you, but it is still your fault?
5. Post apocalyptic world. Supervolcano erupts, or something else and less than 1% of the population survives. Religions are forgotten, including Christianity and Christ throughout the years. Or religions are rare and very few of those remaining hear the stories as humanity is spread out and thin throughout the world.
6. The fact that so many people never heard of Jesus or the bible and millions up millions of people will never get that chance, makes me question how real Jesus was or who he was. Millions of people are going to hell it seems, not because of necessarily what they did, but because they never knew Jesus. The only way to eternal life is through Jesus. God is suppose to give everyone a chance, and many won't get that chance, which makes is hard for me to believe.
1. Some people, say less than 1% of people in the world are born into terrorist groups/families. Or they are kidnapped at a young age. They are taught killing and all that is okay. They can live and die not every seeing the bible or being taught right from wrong, yet they would go to Hell probably. How is this fair?
2. There are a few stoneage tribes out there. Again, less than 1% of the population, but they can live and die not ever seeing the bible or knowing the story of Jesus, and yet Jesus is the way to heaven. How is this fair?
3. According to this website World Population Clock: 7.8 Billion People (2020) - Worldometer There were 200 million people on Earth in 1 AD. How without the technology were all 200 million suppose to hear about Jesus. There is no possible way the news can reach all 200 million people. So what Hell for the other 95% of the population that wasn't lucky enough to hear the good news.
4. Think of all the other religions there are. You are born into another country and you stick to Budhism, Indian or Hinduism, etc. and never hear about Jesus or the bible until you die. Oops, you didn't know Jesus, Hell. A minister never got to you, but it is still your fault?
5. Post apocalyptic world. Supervolcano erupts, or something else and less than 1% of the population survives. Religions are forgotten, including Christianity and Christ throughout the years. Or religions are rare and very few of those remaining hear the stories as humanity is spread out and thin throughout the world.
6. The fact that so many people never heard of Jesus or the bible and millions up millions of people will never get that chance, makes me question how real Jesus was or who he was. Millions of people are going to hell it seems, not because of necessarily what they did, but because they never knew Jesus. The only way to eternal life is through Jesus. God is suppose to give everyone a chance, and many won't get that chance, which makes is hard for me to believe.
