Christians eagerly preach that Jesus is the only way to heaven, and that a person must believe in Jesus in order to be saved. But this immediately presents some difficult questions: What if someone never hears about Jesus? What happens to people who have no access to a Bible or a church? Christians answer these questions with different doctrines. One of the more overlooked doctrines is called Christian inclusivism (sometimes called accessibilism), the idea that God will only judge people according to the amount of divine revelation available to them. This position doesn't deny the exclusive truth of Christianity; it only suggests that non-Christians who are ignorant of certain Judeo-Christian truths may receive mercy in the end if they eagerly sought after God, His truth, and His love. Stay tuned for more details soon! In the meantime, check out all kinds of apologetics resources on our YouTube channel, VeriMyth Pictures.