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Someone said, "Noone
will spend an eternity in torment who has not personally chosen this end."
Consider Matthew 12:30. Perhaps the term "who has not personally chosen" is a
bit too narrow.
I do not buy the
argument that one must personally choose, either.
Perhaps the best way to
explain my idea is by the term "Greater Hope," because I make room for those who
are not exposed to the revelation of God that we've been privileged to
possessed.
"Choosing this end," I
think, can be as easy as putting off the acceptance of the Revelation by
postponing the decision for a number of reasons (except the need for more
revelation, which is a perfectly good reason to postpone a
decision).
-- slade
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