Like most of us I have friends and contacts from all over the world and tonight I was viewing some posts from friends who's roots are in the Indian continent. There were lovely photographs of my friends family and their families enjoying a loving occasion in full Indian dress garb and with appropriate Hindu religious pomp. Most of these people and millions before them, will die without hearing the gospel of Jesus Christ.
What are our thoughts on this?
Originally posted by divegeesterPerhaps Christianity is indeed a way of accessing God. But perhaps Christianity telling itself it's the only way to access God is an error of presumption and overreach in its founding literature.
Most of these people and millions before them, will die without hearing the gospel of Jesus Christ.
What are our thoughts on this?
30 Apr 17
Originally posted by divegeesterI don't know if most will die without hearing about Jesus. Maybe not even half.
Like most of us I have friends and contacts from all over the world and tonight I was viewing some posts from friends who's roots are in the Indian continent. There was lovely photographs of my friends family and their families enjoying a loving occiasion in full Indian dress garb and with appropriate Hindu religious pomp. Most of these people and milli ...[text shortened]... re them, will die without hearing the gospel of Jesus Christ.
What are our thoughts on this?
Either way , from what I understand, they (Hindus) have a great reverence for other religions (as opposed to some Christians).
I guess your op was directed more at Christians, because as far as I'm concerned there is nothing to see here.
Their karma in this life will lead them to where they deserve to be after they die. Just like everyone else.
Perhaps you had something more specific in mind?
30 Apr 17
Originally posted by divegeesterRomans 2. Also i think the bible said the gospel was preached all over the world.
Like most of us I have friends and contacts from all over the world and tonight I was viewing some posts from friends who's roots are in the Indian continent. There were lovely photographs of my friends family and their families enjoying a loving occasion in full Indian dress garb and with appropriate Hindu religious pomp. Most of these people and milli ...[text shortened]... re them, will die without hearing the gospel of Jesus Christ.
What are our thoughts on this?
01 May 17
Originally posted by divegeester"our"?
Like most of us I have friends and contacts from all over the world and tonight I was viewing some posts from friends who's roots are in the Indian continent. There were lovely photographs of my friends family and their families enjoying a loving occasion in full Indian dress garb and with appropriate Hindu religious pomp. Most of these people and milli ...[text shortened]... re them, will die without hearing the gospel of Jesus Christ.
What are our thoughts on this?
You looking for someone to tell you what to think, now?
Originally posted by divegeesterThere is probably a Hindu discussion forum out there where someone has just pondered about the millions of Christians who will die without having read the Vedas.
Like most of us I have friends and contacts from all over the world and tonight I was viewing some posts from friends who's roots are in the Indian continent. There were lovely photographs of my friends family and their families enjoying a loving occasion in full Indian dress garb and with appropriate Hindu religious pomp. Most of these people and milli ...[text shortened]... re them, will die without hearing the gospel of Jesus Christ.
What are our thoughts on this?
Originally posted by karoly aczelYes I am interested in the opinions of non Christians, but specifically of Christians in respect of people dying without hearing the gospel and what happens to them.
Their karma in this life will lead them to where they deserve to be after they die. Just like everyone else.
Perhaps you had something more specific in mind?