Hmm... I've been thinking....

It is the responsibilty of the Church to spread the message of the gospel to all the world. That being said, in the book of Romans, Paul says we are all without excuse because Nature itself reveals the glory of God. I have thought in the past that God might have a different scale for those who have never heard. I cannot support this with scripture and even if it were true, the standards would be to high. God will not allow sin in heaven. That's why it's so important that Christ took our sins on himself.
As far as if there is hell? The person in the Bible who spoke the most about hell was Jesus.
We should remember that God is Creator, Holy, Loving and also just. He has already paid our debt for us. What else can he do and still allow free will?
The Church, (including myself) needs to do a better job of sharing the good news with the world and those people around us. Time is getting short. Besides, non of us are promised tomorrow.

I've been thinking about that too. But I think it's up to us as Christians to teach them the gospel so that they won't go to Hell.

I learned in Confirmation that ジーザス will not return until everyone in the world has heard the Gospel. And that means EVERYONE, including small, isolated tribes in the middle of nowhere. And my pastor 発言しました that because of テレビ and computers, information spreads もっと見る quickly, and so it is bound to come soon (what he means によって "soon", I don't know and I don't like thinking about it). So I'm guessing the same comes with death, like people who have never heard the Gospel in their lives will be fine once they die.

I talked to a counselor about this exact subject because it was troubling me (about my friend, I 投稿されました a 質問 about it earlier). She 発言しました that no one truly deserves salvation, because we are all sinners. I believe that Christians, true Christians who follow Jesus' example, are just lucky enough to have this privledge. It's not necessarily a right.

I personally believe that your religion isn't very much of a choice. People learn it from their families at early developmental ages, and very rarely convert. But all sins being equal in the Lord's eyes...I don't know. I hope God thinks the same way we do about there being good people who were just raised to have a certian religion.

It sais in the Bible that those who do not believe will not go to Heaven and that it is up to us to tell them.