Yeah, God already calls everybody to Him day in and day out

Like it's constant

Every day

Limbo and purgatory are constructs of the Catholic church and do not align with scripture. You either go to heaven or sheol (hell) until the day of final judgement where you are then either cast into the lake of fire or will inhabit the newly made earth.

If it was true that he gave everyone passage, what's the point in living, or acting morally

He doesn’t give everyone passage

He dosent give passage to non believers

I don’t know who you are to say what God doesn’t do

It's literally in the Bible

The Bible is God's word

And who are you to say what he *does* do?

I said He May

All scripture says otherwise

(X) doubt

Show me one instance where it says there is even a chance he will give everyone entrance

I never said that He will give everyone entrance

What's your stance then

The invincibly ignorant who lead their lives as God calls them to do. May enter heaven or limbo and be spared damnation

Those people being those who have no knowledge of Christ or similar

If someone has never heard of Christ they go to hell

Because everyone has

It’s similar to the idea of baptism of desire/ baptism of blood

The star when Jesus was born was seen throughout the world

It was up to man to respond to it

Those that didn't ignored it, and their predecessors ignored it

They are guilty

The idea that someone can be saved through ignorance is absolute non-sense

it implies that damnation is unjust or that God has an obligation to save people

Anyone who does not believe in Christ cannot enter the kingdom of God, it's as simple as that @Phil With Frankincense

SIMPLE AS

No matter what

You may call it unfair, you may say "a loving God wouldn't do that"

God is rarely portrayed as loving

That's Jesus's role

God is just

God as in the father

Jesus is God too. You run the risk of falling into Arianism talking like that

Well, the fact that God the Father provided Jesus as a sacrifice is indeed loving, so it's actually a matter of both.

@Phil With Frankincense That's why I just said God as in the father

To clarify

Jesus is *equal* to the father