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An Apologetic Problem: No Hope Where the Gospel Has Not Been Heard?

An Apologetic Problem: No Hope Where the Gospel Has Not Been Heard?

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  • Nelson B. Baker

Is there any hope for those who never heard the gospel? In this essay Baker affirms that the Scriptures teach that salvation is by faith in God, and mediated through Jesus Christ. The author wants to look at safeguards against the dangers of unwarranted inferences from this. He wants his readers to be wary of speaking carelessly about the hope we have.

Source: Bulletin of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1961. 7 pages.

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