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Will Good People Who Practice Other Religions Be Saved?

Aired November 1, 2019
DoctrineSalvation

Episode 305| Dr. Michael Horton and Adriel Sanchez answer questions about the future salvation of Israel, Jesus’s parabolic speech, whether its sinful to doubt God’s existence, and whether Jesus’s command to love our enemies includes people who haven’t repented.

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Episode 305 Show Notes

From the Show

First of all, I think we have to take stock of the fact that we’re so fallen. We’re so idolatrous that our hearts are so bent in on ourselves that it’s not really a matter even of having the right information, though that’s of course crucial. It’s that whatever information we have, even that’s true, we twist it and distort it and turn it into something else. So, we need a rescue. That’s the bottom line. Christianity can’t save us either. We’re not saved by belonging to the right religion. We are saved by a rescue operation that is only announced in the gospel.



—Michael Horton

Questions in this Episode

1. Will good people who practice other religions also be saved?

2. I have a question about Melchizedek. Can you elaborate his significance and relation to Jesus?

3. Will there be a future mass salvation of Abraham’s descendants?

4. In John 16:25 Jesus speaks about the hour when he will no longer speak in figures of speech but will speak plainly about the Father. How should this shape the way we interpret Jesus’ words in other places of the Bible?

5. Is it sinful to doubt God’s existence?

6. When Jesus tells us to love our enemies, does that include people who haven’t repented?

Resources

Putting Amazing Back into Grace: Embracing the Heart of the Gospelby Michael Horton

The Gospel-Driven Life: Being Good News People in a Bad News World by Michael Horton

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