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Others, like KingTheist in your responses to my questions 1 & 2, you appear to be saying the ONLY unforgivable sin is actually consciously rejecting Jesus. Therefore those who never hear about him don't have a chance to knowingly reject him. Therefore they also can be saved in the afterlife.
For those who think that someone will be tortured in Hell for not accepting a story they never heard, your God is a monster - so this question doesn't really apply to you.
For the rest of you, for those of you who believe that if someone never hears about Jesus they can still be saved, this question is addressed to you.
According to that view, people who haven't heard of Jesus are saved automatically, that means a person is born with a free ticket to Heaven because they're born without hearing about Jesus. It's only when missionaries come and tell you about Jesus that you get the opportunity to reject him. If you're never given that opportunity, then you can never consciously reject Jesus, and you can never be sent to Hell.
If that theory is correct, and people are saved - who don't know about Jesus - because they can't consciously reject him, then why would anyone knowingly spread the gospel? Why would anyone share the story with someone else and give them the opportunity to sentence themselves to eternal torture?
If people are saved without knowing about Jesus, why would you ever tell them?
TOUGH QUESTION FOR CHRISTIANS #17
If people can ONLY be damned if they consciously reject Jesus, why tell anyone about him?
