I was told as a child that those that pray to the wrong god because they don’t know better are automatically forgiven and granted access into heaven. Pretty fucked up that missionaries keep trying to spread his name around. “How would you like the chance for eternal suffering in hell?”
The Pirahã had the best response possible. Sorry, our grammar does even support the act of talking about shit you haven’t directly seen, your book is untranslatable. Don’t kill that spider, he’s a bro.
I was told as a child that those that pray to the wrong god because they don’t know better are automatically forgiven and granted access into heaven. Pretty fucked up that missionaries keep trying to spread his name around. “How would you like the chance for eternal suffering in hell?”
In Dante’s Divine Comedy they end up in Limbo, but it appears that a more conventional view is to allow the heathens some slack: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtuous_pagan
The Pirahã had the best response possible. Sorry, our grammar does even support the act of talking about shit you haven’t directly seen, your book is untranslatable. Don’t kill that spider, he’s a bro.
There are also those people that don’t believe humans will be thrown into hell, that they’ll be given a final chance in the revelation.
Of course, the ones that knew before… they’re special.