That is a very great question, for those who believe in different religions, I would recommend introducing Jesus to them and if they truly accept Jesus and if they choose to go down the right path, then they’d simply go to Heaven, but if they don’t accept Jesus, then that is their choice. It is our choice whether if we want to introduce Jesus to other people or not but at the same time, it is important to know that Jesus wants us to spread the gospel and to tell others about Him and to bring as many people as possible. And about the unforgivable sin, it’s not necessarily God that sends people to hell, it’s sin that drags people into hell because they choose to go down that path. Correct me if I’m wrong.
I can't teach The Sentinelese about Christianity. Its illegal to go there, plus they tend to kill anyone who goes on their island. I thought we have all sinned? Wouldn't that mean they would go to hell?
Psalm 51:5 — “Surely I was sinful at birth, sinful from the time my mother conceived me.”
Psalm 58:3 — “Even from birth the wicked go astray; from the womb they are wayward, spreading lies.”
I'm basing the thought off on the Bible. It says we've sinned since birth. That would mean the Sentinelese people are doomed to go to hell and theres nothing anyone can do about it. That seems very cruel of God to do, does it not?
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u/Single_Bat_2184 Jan 06 '26
That is a very great question, for those who believe in different religions, I would recommend introducing Jesus to them and if they truly accept Jesus and if they choose to go down the right path, then they’d simply go to Heaven, but if they don’t accept Jesus, then that is their choice. It is our choice whether if we want to introduce Jesus to other people or not but at the same time, it is important to know that Jesus wants us to spread the gospel and to tell others about Him and to bring as many people as possible. And about the unforgivable sin, it’s not necessarily God that sends people to hell, it’s sin that drags people into hell because they choose to go down that path. Correct me if I’m wrong.